Most people say that 2009’s Batman: Arkham Asylum is one of, if not the, best superhero game of all time. And I feel the same way – really, the game is so damn fantastic, I can honestly say that it’s the only time I can think of in recent memory where the hype actually was […]
I thought I would take some time to talk about the game I am currently running, and how I go about doing it. I am currently running a campaign using Michael Curtis’s Stonehell megadungeon, I have set the dungeon in Amacuifrom the Points of Light II hexcrawl setting collection. Both Stonehell and Points of Light […]
I really dislike Will Ferrell. I mean, sure, I like Old School just like every other dude, but I don’t think I’ve outright enjoyed any film since then where he was the lead (or one of the leads). Maybe it was because I wasn’t too familiar with him when Old School came out, and I […]
In the heady days following the end of the Wakanda-Latveria War and while Wayne was off at GenCon and Jonathan was under the weather, the rest of us all got together to discuss the week’s comics. Join Aron, Paul, and Tim for a measured, reasoned response to the week’s comics. Plus, sex with clones! SHADOWLAND […]
It’s been a pretty slow time for me on the gaming front, so this week I just wanted to share some videos of a game I am most definitely looking forward to: Fist of the North Star! The Japanese trailer E3 2010 Trailer As always, you can find me either here or on Twitter if […]
In today’s episode of The GenCon Journal, Wayne describes his very first Battletech experience, shares his thoughts concerning the board game lending library, and turns his nose up at pay-to-play con games. Listening to this episode, you will believe a man’s feet can hurt!
After two days of the convention I am still hearing about booths that I missed and last night discovered a section of the convention center I did not know existed. I have not been in at least four of the large rooms that I do know of. When I found the addition section last night […]
Funnybooks’ Wayne is our man-on-the-floor at this year’s GenCon currently rolling like exploding dice in Indianapolis. In the first of his GenCon Journals, he describes his experience as a first time GenCon attendee, he dives into True Dungeon, and even captures a special message from The Podge Cast’s Luke Meyer. Woot!
Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future is a 1987-88 sci-fi/action television series that ran for 22 episodes in Canadian/American syndication. A toy line was also produced by Mattel, and during each episode there was a segment that included visual and audio material which interacted with the toys. Christmas of 1987 was ALL ABOUT […]
Hey everyone this is Wayne reporting in from his first ever Gencon. Words cannot describe the scope of this event. It seems that the entire city has dedicated itself to this one event. Every motel seems to have open gaming or an event of some sort going. The exhibitor hall is so crowded that you […]