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REVIEW CODE PROVIDED BY CD PROJEKT RED  Review Images and Videos Captured on PlayStation 5 Console in Performance mode. Review access for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered was provided by CD PROJEKT RED. All screenshots and gameplay footage featured as part of my coverage were captured by me on PlayStation 5 while playing in Performance Mode. There are some games you play for a few weeks, finish, put down, and eventually leave behind. Then some games somehow become a journey spanning years. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has been the latter for me. Before getting into this review, I want to extend a massive thank-you to CD PROJEKT RED for providing me with early access to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered and giving me the opportunity to experience and review this new version ahead of release. It genuinely means a lot. And, strangely enough, receiving access to this remaster feels like another chapter in a Witcher journey that I began years ago and still haven't completely finish...

We’re officially one week away from the end of LANTERNS Season 1 , and Episode 7 delivered one of my favorite episodes of the season. I’d probably place this one somewhere around my second or third favorite episode so far. One of the highlights for me was getting a little more backstory surrounding Hal Jordan . Those quieter character moments continue to be one of the things I’ve enjoyed most about this series, and getting additional context for Hal made this episode even more interesting. Kyle Chandler continues to be excellent in the role, while Aaron Pierre has remained fantastic as John Stewart throughout the season. Their characters and their very different personalities have helped carry this story from the beginning. Overall, Episode 7 was simply a lot of fun. It continues building toward whatever LANTERNS has planned for its conclusion while still giving its characters room to breathe. With only one episode remaining, I’m incredibly curious about how everything is going to come...

A review copy was provided for the purpose of this review. All opinions expressed are my own. Every once in a while, a game comes along that immediately catches your attention simply because it doesn't look like everything else on the market. MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is absolutely one of those games. After receiving a review code and spending time with the game, I came away genuinely impressed by how much fun I had. MOUSE is weird, stylish, energetic, and most importantly, it has an identity of its own. Developed by Fumi Games and published by PlaySide, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire puts you in the shoes of private investigator Jack Pepper and blends an old-school first-person shooter with a noir detective adventure. But the thing you're probably going to notice first is the presentation. And it's fantastic. A Cartoon Brought to Life The black-and-white, hand-drawn presentation is easily one of MOUSE's greatest strengths. The game takes heavy visual inspiration from the rubber-hose...

A new chapter for NIGHTMARES EDGE begins this October. I’m excited to officially announce the NIGHTMARES EDGE Store , a new online home for products inspired by the world and stories of NIGHTMARES EDGE. The store will officially launch October 1, 2026, at 12:00 AM local time , kicking off the month with another way to experience and support the NIGHTMARES EDGE universe. From products inspired by the series to digital releases including ebook editions, the NIGHTMARES EDGE Store is being created as a dedicated destination for the franchise. This is only the beginning, and I’m looking forward to expanding what is available through the store over time. The launch also comes at an exciting time for NIGHTMARES EDGE. NIGHTMARES EDGE PART IV has now been officially announced for October 23, making October a major month for the series. There will be plenty more to share as we get closer to launch, including looks at products and other additions coming to the store. The NIGHTMARES EDGE Store o...

 With only a couple episodes left in LANTERNS Season 1 , Episode 6 continues to prove just how much potential this series has. Coming off what I thought was one of the strongest episodes of the season with Episode 5, I was very curious to see whether Episode 6 could keep that momentum going. And thankfully, it did. This was another really good episode. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre continue to carry the series incredibly well as Hal Jordan and John Stewart, and I’ve really enjoyed watching their characters and the larger mystery continue to develop as we move closer to the end of the season. At this point, one of the biggest things I’m feeling is just how happy I am to have the Green Lantern side of DC back in live action. There is still so much potential here. The mythology, the characters, the Corps, the larger universe there are plenty of directions this story could continue exploring beyond Season 1, and I really hope we eventually get the opportunity to see that happen. For n...

Five episodes into LANTERNS , and I think we may have just gotten the best episode of the season so far. Episode 5 really worked for me. Everything that has been building throughout these first few weeks feels like it is beginning to come together in a much bigger way, while at the same time creating even more questions about where this story could possibly go next. And honestly, that is probably my favorite thing about this episode. I genuinely have no idea where LANTERNS is heading from here. The series has spent its first several episodes establishing its characters, mystery and larger direction, but Episode 5 feels like the point where things start becoming even more exciting. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre continue to be fantastic as Hal Jordan and John Stewart, and their performances remain one of the biggest strengths of the series for me. Their different personalities and approaches continue to make their dynamic incredibly fun to watch. The pacing also really worked for me thi...