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September 11, 2021September 16, 2021

GHOST OF TSUSHIMA DIRECTOR’S CUT [DLC Review]: Breathtaking Ikishima Island.

Sucker Punch is just jamming out content for Ghost of Tsushima. First, with the free multiplayer Legends Mode and now with the Ikishima IslandDLC. This DLC offers a good chunk of content that I truly enjoyed. It was so nice to see Jin Sakai again. Before I dive into my thoughts on the DLC, let’s examine this Director’s Cut Upgrade. I was a …

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July 26, 2020July 26, 2020

GHOST OF TSUSHIMA [Review]: Se7en Samurai.

Before I go in-depth with a non-spoiler review, I would like to just get one thing out of the way first: this will not have anything to do with The Last of Us, Part II. Both games are absolutely fantastic in their own ways. There is no comparing the two. Gamers should be equally proud …

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May 14, 2020

GHOSTS OF TSUSHIMA [Preview]: State of Samurai.

Sony dedicated a State of Play to their upcoming first party title Ghost of Tsushima. If I wasn’t already convinced that Sucker Punch was working on this gorgeous game taking place in Feudal Japan, here comes an amazing showcase of gameplay. We start overlooking the open-world land as Jin. The cape on his back and …

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June 24, 2019

SUPERMAN – YEAR ONE / USAGI YOJIMBO [Comic Reviews]: Up, Up and Away.

Doomed planet. Desperate scientists. Last hope. Kindly couple. Superman. Sailor? SPOILER: Clark Kent enlists in the Navy. Frank Miller’s and John Romita Jr.’s Superman: Year One is yet another reimagining of the Man of Tomorrow’s origins and the first of a three-issue series that, so far, treads on all too familiar ground without adding much …

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August 31, 2016January 6, 2017

DE LA SOUL / BANKS & STEELZ / KA / DJ SNAKE [#GeekSwag Reviews]: Nobody Anonymous.

Icons have nothing to prove. Drop a classic on the first try, coast for a lifetime. Produce a cult classic on the second, rest on your laurels no need to step up your game. Yet De La Soul keeps birthing timeless gems almost three decades after their debut masterpiece, 3 Feet High and Rising, with …

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