Most GenX'ers can remember back to their childhood bedrooms. How they were a sanctuary for a lot of us. Filled with all the things from our love of nerd culture, our bedrooms of our youth still hold a magical place in our hearts and heads. I can still remember quite a few things from back... Continue Reading →
Today we get our first full look at Denis Villenuve's Dune Part Two. Set to release this November, this will complete Denis' grand vision for the Frank Herbert's Sci-Fi masterpiece. https://youtu.be/Way9Dexny3w
Like most of you, I have a deep love and reverence for D&D. Not only what it means to me, but what it's introduction did for my younger self and what it continues to do for me today. With that said, like most of you reading this, it's been quite the week for our beloved... Continue Reading →
This year we saw the closest return yet to pre-pandemic numbers for theaters, as two of the biggest sequels in many years, Top Gun Maverick and Avatar: The Way of Water (one I've seen, the other I haven't), spurned ticket sales globally. As of this post, both films have cleared 2 billion worldwide, with Avatar... Continue Reading →
To be clear, this top 9 isn't restricted only to games released in 2022, but rather new plays that I was able to do this past year. Also, a sad truth became apparent when compiling this list, is that the majority of my new plays for the year came from BGGCon. It's become apparent that... Continue Reading →
So my wife and I have become somewhat regular guests on the Play the Game YouTube channel for Tabletop board games. This was the first video that we shot together with Daniel and Allison. Take a watch below. https://youtu.be/sV_8mNHC0xA
Design artist Johnny Darrell has created some amazing images of what a Jodorowsky Tron film might have looked like, using MidJourney AI. Needless to say, these look incredible. Feast your eyes on these wonderful 70's inspired sci-fi creations.
Another BGGCon is over, and I'm already thinking about 2023. I've been to several Cons over the years, and all of them seem to have their own personality. And while all of the events I've attended have their place, BGGCon has become the one convention that I look forward to the most. And it primarily... Continue Reading →
That time again for BGGCon.
Last weekend, my wife and I visited an old high school buddy in Northwest Arkansas. The previous year we had met up for lunch and he extended an invitation if we ever wanted to come up (it's about a 3-hour drive from central Arkansas) and go tailgating with him and his "crew", we were more... Continue Reading →
