It began snowing yesterday morning, and hasn’t stopped since then. My world is white and slushy and simultaneously pretty and gross. Trees are bending and breaking thanks to all the wet snow clinging to the leaves they never lost when … Continue reading
Category Archives: Music
~ Game Over ~ Castle of Heart (Switch) – I wrote a full review of this one. Refunct (Switch) – I liked the screenshots, and decided why not spend the $2.50? Well, it’s… an incredibly simple game. Jump across the … Continue reading
~Game Over~ Mega Man X (SNES) – I play this game at least once a year. Usually I like to have it as the very first and/or very last game that I play in a year, just so I can … Continue reading
Happy Canada Day! To celebrate, let’s go way back and take a look at something that was an integral part of Canada Day for me for many years. Yes, that’s right, it’s finally time for the long-awaited Remembering the Cottage: Part … Continue reading
I have purchased three new albums this year so far. Which is kind of a lot, I guess. I don’t really buy a ton of music anymore. And I don’t pirate any music anymore. So what are our three albums … Continue reading
It’s finally here! Today marks the day of Super Mario Odyssey‘s release! Wa-hoo! Making it to Friday has been a bit of a trial, however. First and foremost, I have been having some severe issues with sleeping this week, so … Continue reading
I don’t really post enough random, rad stuff that I find all that often any more. Too many long rants about games or movies or whatever. I can’t help it. I feel so empty and incomplete when words aren’t spilling out … Continue reading
Brendon Small’s Galaktikon II: Become the Storm is out today! Hurrah! Being one of my most anticipated albums ever, I was almost in tears when it became available at 11PM last night but I had to do the responsible thing … Continue reading
I finally got my copy of Kesha’s new album, Rainbow, last Friday. I spent the whole weekend listening to it over and over, and I still have one song or another constantly stuck in my head. Suffice it to say, … Continue reading