Quick answer because I know you’re busy: in the games, Sonic is officially 15 years old. If you’re asking “how old is sonic” in real life years since release, he’s been around since 1991—so he’s in his 30s now. Sonic the Hedgehog age, birthday debates, movie vs game canon—yeah, I’ve wrestled with all of that…
As someone who has beaten Kanto more times than I’ve lost socks, here’s my blunt, fast, and friendly pokemon fire red walkthrough. I’ve replayed on a dusty Game Boy Advance and on modern setups, speedran, stalled, experimented. In my experience, the fastest wins come from smart type matchups, a lean team, and fewer detours. LSI…
As a Zelda guide nerd who’s cleared Ocarina of Time more times than I’ve replaced controllers, here’s the fast take: if you’re searching for an ocarina of time walkthrough with clear tips for N64 and 3D, I’ve got the steps, the dungeon tricks, and the boss cheese. No fluff. Just what you need to move,…
As someone who’s tested, reviewed, designed, and broken more adventure puzzles than I want to admit over the last 12+ years, here’s my quick take: point and click adventure games are the best way to feel smart and silly at the same time. You solve problems. You laugh. You click way too much. You also…
As someone who has min-maxed builds for 12+ years, here’s my quick take: if you love fast fights, shiny loot, and big skill trees, an arpg is your home. Think action RPG, hack-and-slash, loot grind, builds, skill tree resets, dungeons, and endgame bosses. It’s simple: click monsters, get gear, get stronger, repeat. Sounds boring. It…
As a game master and designer who has run 400+ sessions and written a few homebrew modules, here’s the fast answer. If you want a fun, low-cost way to tell stories with friends, roll shiny dice, and fight a dragon or a debt collector (same energy), try a ttrpg. It’s a tabletop role-playing game. You…
So, what am I even talking about? Quick heads-up: I’ve tested, played, and broken saves in more RPGs than I can count, for over ten years. When I say crpg, I mean those deep, nerdy computer role-playing games with isometric views, turn-based combat, party builds, skill checks, and dice rolls that make you whisper “please…
I fell down the rabbit hole on “cobalt petrified wood rdr2” years ago. Yeah, that exact phrase. People whisper it like a secret code. Blue stone. Petrified wood. Rare loot in Red Dead Redemption 2. In my experience, the chase is half the fun. The other half? Realizing you spent an hour staring at rocks…
I’m going to say it outright: I still hunt legendary animals rdr2 like it’s my weird part-time job. I chase the legendary bison, the ghost bear, the panther that eats my pride, and I do it for trinkets, satchel upgrades, and those perfect pelts that make me feel like I actually planned something in life….
I’ve played Rangers for too long. Like… way too long. I’ve been elbows-deep in ranger subclasses 5e since the early days of D&D 5e, tinkering with Hunter, Beast Master, and every weird offshoot the devs threw at us. In my experience, people ask the same thing: “Which one is the best?” And then they want…
