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"A Minecraft Movie" Was Bad Enough to Remind Me Why I Shouldn't Be Mean

Watching “A Minecraft Movie” was bad enough to make me reconsider being overly positive—but a good night’s sleep and a conversation reminded me why I shouldn’t be hateful. If you know me, you know...

Games Can't Really be "Too Easy"

With some of the recent news of games being “too easy,” I’m recognizing a pretty negative sentiment that does nothing but reduce the accessibility of gaming. I think it’s pretty clear from other a...

3 Hidden Gems You Can Play for Under $20

In the spirit of spreading joy through these articles, I’d like to highlight the 3 hidden gems of my steam library I can’t stop talking about. If you’re a friend or in similar circles, these games...

"Deltarune" And its Latest Trailer is a Work of Art

Of every announcement to get me locked into my screen, it had to be Toby Fox’s Deltarune trailer. This is a shorter article, but I wanted to cover something that had nothing but pure joy and love ...

Nintendo's Pricing Might Require Additional Thought, From Them And You

When things come down to money, I always have to step back and look at just what the cost is—not just in dollars, but in impact too. Our discussion is courtesy once again of the Switch 2 Nintendo ...

Nintendo Grows Alongside Me with Switch 2's GameChat

I thought I remembered when I got my first Wii, but it turns out that it came out in 2006 and time is slipping away from me. I don’t remember most of my childhood, but the early consoles stuck aro...

April Fools and Polarizing Pranks in Gaming

I’ve seen a lot of polarizing results towards this “holiday.” And in honesty, I think I also finally find myself on the fence. It’s hard to consider a day such as this as a proper holiday when the...

The End of Celeste Starlite

(Hi! This piece is inspired by, dedicated to, and quotes the lovely A. K. Ronin! While I don’t believe he’s published any work publically, I asked for how he would like to have been credited and wa...

08 - Locked Doors

And that was everything, really. I came out of that summer with nothing, for the most part. I suppose I had a car I could drive, so my commute to school would be a couple minutes shorter. The mone...

07 - Knock on the Door

It was stressful, knowing I was working for a purpose. I think that was starting to get to me, y’know? I realized that the money I was earning meant something. I remember debating whether or not I...