TNT: Bluesteel Blasphemer Volume 01 by Sakaki Ichirou
Michael’s back with another Light Novel for this week’s Translation Necessary Thursday. It’s Bluesteel Blasphemer Volume 01 by Sakaki Ichirou!
Warlocks 2: God Slayers Offers Co-Op Adventuring
Warlocks 2 offers the somewhat rare local cooperative gameplay that can make a hack and slash title a lot of fun. But weakness in the combat engine and overall gameplay shortcomings make it a bit too clunky to be overly valuable for single adventures.
Anime Sunday: Senko-san Episode 01 Impressions
Michael’s back with another of the Spring 2019 series for this week’s Anime Sunday. It’s his Senko-san Episode 01 Impressions!
Bookish Wednesday: To Serve and Protect by Glynn Stewart
Michael’s back with another Urban Fantasy novel for this week’s Bookish Wednesday. It’s To Serve and Protect by Glynn Stewart!
Betrayal Book Follows Intersection’s Success
The Intersection book we reviewed before was a great spy thriller with heavy romance overtones. Betrayal follows that success and finds heroines Alex and Cassidy deep in more dangerous spycraft.
Serial Saturday: The Undead World by Donkereweg
Michael’s back with a review he was asked to do during his hiatus for this week’s Serial Saturday. It’s The Undead World by Donkereweg!
Final Fantasy XIV Gets More Glorious with Shadowbringers Expansion
The new Shadowbringers Expansion for the Final Fantasy XIV game is by far one of its best expansions, and that is saying a lot for a role-playing game that has consistently had some of the greatest new content rollouts. Check out where Final Fantasy XIV is going with Shadowbringers.
Video Game Tuesday: Stadia
Michael’s really skeptical of this week’s Video Game Tuesday topic. It’s all about Stadia!
Retro Game Friday: Rainbow Six
Michael’s back with another old game for this week’s Retro Game Friday. It’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six!
Crime and Romance Blend at Intersection
It’s refreshing to find a book that blends the crime thriller genre with romance, especially for readers who are into one or the other, or both. Although there are a few missteps here and there, for the most part Intersection is a powerfully good read.