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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Review (PS5) – Choose Your Date

When you think of Final Fantasy, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Do you think of the thirty-plus games in the franchise? Do you think of the massive...[Read More]

7

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Skull and Bones Review

Everyone has been riding this pirate wave since about 2003 with the huge success of Pirates of the Caribbean, a movie that definitely inspired studios to recrea...[Read More]

The COD Alpha and UAV Gunnar Optiks Review

Eyes, they are the windows of the soul as they say. And as it turns out, they are quite fragile. Everything from dirt and debris to The Mountain from Game of Th...[Read More]

8

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QRD Stellar T5 Wireless Joy Pads For Switch Review

The Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons are quite divisive controllers. While praised for being two controllers in one, the Joy-Cons have many issues. Its small form facto...[Read More]

8.8

Great

World of Horror Review (PC)

How can a horror game with a graphical look pulled straight from a black-and-white 1980s Apple IIe manage to instill fear and dread? In a world of high-fidelity...[Read More]

7.4

Good

Jagged Alliance 3 Review (PS5)

It’s been twenty-four years since the mercenary men and women from A.I.M. had a true sequel. A whole generation of gamers has cut their teeth on new turn-based ...[Read More]

Features

Crafting Realms and Revelations: A Conversation with John R. Fultz

John R Fultz has been publishing fantasy novels and short stories for many years now. Always an advocate for embracing the more outlandish aspects of the fantas...[Read More]

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Demo Impressions

Last week, when Sony announced that they would be doing a State of Play for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, I knew it was time to go back and clear Crisis Core Final F...[Read More]

Interview with Sam Haft: Behind the Music of Hazbin Hotel

With the Prime Video soon to release Hazbin Hotel and we here at Marooners’ Rock have got the chance to watch the series’ first couple of episodes. ...[Read More]

Gaming Galore: Your Ultimate Guide to PAX East 2024 Festivities

As the countdown for PAX East 2024 continues, the gaming community is eagerly looking forward to the event. The event offers a variety of activities to suit eve...[Read More]

PAX East 2024 4-Day Badge Giveaway – Enter Now!

Hey, fellow gamers! Are you ready for PAX East 2024 in Boston, MA? Following the epic PAX events like East 2023 and West 2023, we’re back with a thrilling...[Read More]

PAX Unplugged 2023 3-Day Badge Giveaway – Enter Now!

Greetings, gaming enthusiasts! It’s that time of year again, and we’re thrilled to share our latest giveaway with you. We’ve had a blast at pa...[Read More]

Latest Posts

My Watch

Last year for Valentine’s Day, Lindsey bought me a watch.  It was not just any watch, however.  This was a Stuhrling Original. Isn’t it awesome? It’s difficult to see it in the photo, but the back panel of the watch is clear.  You are able to see straight through the mechanical wor...[Read More]

MehCast Schedule Update

Good morning!  We’re very sorry that we had to miss last night’s MehCast, but with the Blogathon, a wedding celebration party for Lindsey and I tonight, and two of my very good friends coming in to town to stay with us for the weekend, we had quite a lot going on! I spent most of Wednesd...[Read More]

X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Partial Review)

On Wednesday evening, once Lindsey had finished her runthrough of Overlord II on our Xbox 360 (she should have a review up today), we headed to Blockbuster to trade it in for X-Men Origins: Wolverine.  I played the demo not so long ago, and fell in love with the graphics, the gameplay, and the way W...[Read More]

The Farthest Shore

The Farthest Shore is the final tale in the Earthsea Cycle, and satisfactorily brings Ged’s story to a conclusion.  The Farthest Shore picks up the tale approximately two decades after the conclusion of The Tombs of Atuan. The Farthest Shore sees the peace that Ged brought Earthsea after the e...[Read More]

The Tombs of Atuan

The Tombs of Atuan is the second book in the Earthsea Cycle, continuing the story of A Wizard of Earthsea a few years after its events.  The book moves its focus, however, onto a new main character, while placing Ged in the role of a supporting character. The Tombs of Atuan is a similar coming of ag...[Read More]

A Wizard of Earthsea

I am a fan of fantasy novels.  One might even go so far as to label me an aficionado. One book that has been a favorite of mine in this genre for a couple of decades is the Ursula K. LeGuin story A Wizard of Earthsea. A Wizard of Earthsea tells the early story of Ged, known as Sparrowhawk.  The stor...[Read More]

Blogathon Challenges and Obstacles

Half an hour passes quickly when you’re otherwise occupied.  I almost lost track of time while getting ready for work!  Luckily, I caught myself and got to a computer in time to get this beauty of a post up. We have been signed up to participate in the 2009 Blogathon for a couple of weeks.  At...[Read More]

Welcome to the Blogathon!

Good morning!  My name, as the author tag so concisely indicates, is Chris.  For many, this time of day is almost unheard of, especially on a Saturday.  I, however, must head in to the office for a few hours, so I am more than accustomed to it.  I don’t normally post this early, but this is a ...[Read More]

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