Hey guys. Welcome back! I’m sick with a cold. 😀 And I’m going to be reviewing WWE 2K17 this week. How different is it from previous versions? Read on to find out. Oh, I’m also going to be sharing a couple amusing glitches I encountered, in video form. Look forward to those. More
Who was the best ADULT Dragon Ball Z English Dub Goku? The debate has been going on forever. Who was the best Goku? Sean Schemmel? Ian Corlett? Peter Kelamis? Kirby Morrow? MasakoX from Team Four Star joins Big D from Geekdom in this HISTORIC collaboration as we discuss. SUB TO MASAKO and THANKS TO MSDBZBABE FOR THE THUMBNAIL!
Son Goku is a fictional character and main protagonist of the Dragon Ball manga series created by Akira Toriyama. He is based on Sun Wukong, a main character in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West. He is an eccentric, monkey-tailed boy who practices martial arts and possesses superhuman strength. He meets Bulma and joins her on a journey to find the wish-granting Dragon Balls.
No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater… than central air! The Goonies 2 adventure continues; this time we name drop The Last Dragon, retrieve a Goonie, and get a browns helmet!
Game: The Goonies II / Goonies 2
System: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Publisher: Konami (1987)
It’s time to step up the flavor, with some whale cancer — F’ Yeah!! This time we deal with arachnophobia, chill with eskimos, and play some multidirectional ultimate frisbee! Oh, and we get some glasses too, so that’s pretty cool.
Game: The Goonies II / Goonies 2
System: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Publisher: Konami (1987)
Oh my god, the kid in the helmet! Our Goonies 2 journey continues; this time we get a transceiver, drop some mythology, and brutalize an old lady to get a candle — Ouch! What do you do!?
Game: The Goonies II / Goonies 2
System: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Publisher: Konami (1987)
Hey guys, welcome back! This week on Ramblings, I’m taking a look at three entries in the Arcade Archives series on the PlayStation 4. What is Arcade Archives? Well, a company called Hamster has been taking old arcade games from various companies and porting them to the PS4. Or, at the very least, emulating them with a custom emulator (likely a modified MAME). I covered an older Arcade Archives game a while back (Super Dodge Ball), and it was pretty good. This time around I have Contra, Double Dragon, and Double Dragon II: The Revenge for you guys. Many of you have no doubt played the NES versions of these games, but I’m here to cover the arcade versions. So let’s get on with it. More
This is our time down here! New videos every Wednesday until the game is complete. Join us as we journey through the classic NES game Goonies II — this time we begin searching for Annie and the Goonies in the Fratelli’s restaurant mansion, and reminisce about 80’s pop culture on our way to save Goonie number 1!
Game: The Goonies II / Goonies 2
System: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Publisher: Konami (1987)
Hey everybody! Welcome back! It’s that time of the week again. Time for me to ramble. This week on Ramblings, I’d like to take a look at my new favorite website, Crunchyroll. Many of you may already know of Crunchyroll, but there are probably quite a few of you out there who haven’t. It’s a legal streaming website for anime and live-action Japanese drama, as well as some manga. I had known about it for a couple years now, thanks to its presence in the PlayStation Store, but I never gave it a serious look until last month because I’ve never been really big into anime. That said, how does Crunchyroll fare for an anime novice like myself? More
Hey everybody! It’s Ramblings time! And this week I’m finally able to deliver that Deus Ex: Mankind Divided review. It’s been a few weeks in the making, so I hope it does the game justice. More
Hey guys, welcome back! I wasn’t sure what I was going to write about this week, but then late Saturday night I decided to check out the website of The Megas. Now, if you’re a longtime reader of my column, you know I discussed The Megas before. They’re a group that did lyrical covers of Mega Man music. Normally I don’t like it when people put lyrics to instrumental video game music, but The Megas did it so damn well that I just love their three major albums. But now they’re branching out into Castlevania music with their newest album, The Belmonts. Only three tracks are on the album, and it’s no doubt a teaser to a larger project. So how is this new excursion of theirs? Let’s find out. More