Yu-Gi-OH: The Dark Side of Dimensions: 3.5/5 We had the opportunity to see this movie in theaters, and it was an awesome experience. Dramatically playing card games to save the world on the big screen? Sign me up! The animation … Continue reading Anime Movie Reviews Round 5
Now that I no longer have a broken PS4, I’m trying to play catch-up on several of the heavy hitters the console has produced this year. It was a coin flip on whether NieR: Automata or Horizon: Zero Dawn would … Continue reading Music to My Ears: City Ruins (NieR: Automata)
I have two sad confessions to make: the first is in regards to The Sims. The Sims franchise, by and large, is the face of the life simulation video game genre. Being able to raise families and build homes and … Continue reading My Favorite Life Simulation Video Games
We’ve given the Legend of Heroes series plenty of love, so why not spend a moment today on another underappreciated JRPG franchise with the phenomenal Falcom Sound Team jdk providing the soundtrack? Ys is Falcom’s most successful property, an action-based … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Main Theme (Ys VIII)
I don’t normally go into decently personal content here on Objection Network, but I wanted to share some news. I’ve been following Zelda Informer pretty consistently for a long time now, and not long ago, they had a call for … Continue reading A Bit of News: Blogging and Zelda Informer
Michaela: With me for this special, in depth review of Little Witch Academia is Jason! We’ll be discussing what makes this show so great, from the characters to the music, the voice acting, and of course the story. I’d say … Continue reading Michaela and Jason Review Little Witch Academia
Sports video games have the reputation of being little more than roster updates and a couple new features on an annual basis. NBA 2K18 decided to break from this mold in a new and horrifying way — by completely breaking … Continue reading NBA 2K18, and How Microtransactions Lost a Customer
Each year, the summer comes and goes and we hurtle head-first into fall. Usually that means a full slate of upcoming games that I’m extremely interested in picking up. That’s not the case this year, and I think it’s strange. … Continue reading The Fall Video Game Lookahead, 2017 Edition
Short films are pretty common features that accompany blockbluster animated films (or so it seems when I looked up shorts online and realized just how many there are), and yet I don’t think I’ve really come to appreciate them until … Continue reading My Top 5 Favorite Animated Short Films
When Fire Emblem: Warriors was first announced earlier this year, I remember being really excited. After all, I adored Hyrule Warriors Legends, from the rich cast of characters to the diverse combat styles every single character had, I sunk so … Continue reading Where Has Fire Emblem: Warriors Gone Wrong?
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