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It feels like yesterday when I played and reviewed Pokémon: Legends Arceus. The hype for the game was real and upon playing it, it quickly became one of the best Pokémon games that's ever been made thanks to its more story-driven plot, more open-world gameplay, unique battle mechanics that add a new challenge to the game and for being an example of how deviating from the norm can still produce something great. Like many people, I hope this game will set the standard for Pokém

The Pokémon Journeys anime has been a roller-coaster of quality. There are some good episodes with some awesome battles to remember like Ash vs. Visquez, Ash vs. Bea (Round 3), Ash vs. Korrina, Iris vs. Cynthia and Lance vs. Diantha. But then there's all the annoying stuff that prevents this show from reaching its full potential like the over-abundance of filler, Goh being obnoxious and taking up way too much screentime, Goh and Chloe's plots taking too long to get going (and

Many of us have a piece of media that might be considered "old-fashioned" or "outdated" by modern standards. People still prefer to watch VHSes over DVDs for example, some people prefer tapes or vinyl records over CDs and even to this day, there are people that still value a good DVD collection over just getting everything via streaming services. And let's not forget how many gamers still have a soft spot for retro consoles and games in spite of everything that's come since t

Let's go back in time for a bit. After reviewing two of Pixar's latest releases, I think it's time we went back to their earlier days and looked over one of their older movies. Their second one to be exact. Let us go back to 1998 when Pixar released their second masterpiece...A Bug's Life. Pixar found themselves in a surprising situation at that time. They were a brand new animation studio that was experimenting in CGI animation and had made their start by making a bunch of s

Who doesn't love Wacky Races? Among the many, many, MANY franchises and properties created by Hanna-Barbera, Wacky Races ranks among my favourite of the bunch alongside Tom and Jerry and Scooby-Doo. Not only did I grow up watching the original show via re-runs on Cartoon Network and Boomerang, but I also grew up with playing one of the video-games too, which is the subject of this review. Wacky Races has had a few video-games over the years with this particular one coming out

Epilogue The celebration of Ruby's victory didn't stop at Wyndon Stadium. Once everyone had got home to Postwick Town, Hop and Leon's mother had decided to invite everyone over for a barbecue party to celebrate Ruby's win the next day. The Silverlocks had been happy to accept the invitation and Mrs. Dande had said that Ruby and Hop could invite any friends over to join them if they wanted. Ruby knew exactly who she wanted to invite and had quickly called Marnie to ask if she

Sometimes, having a disability can be hard. Believe me, as someone with a disability of my own, I KNOW it can be hard! Society will often look past the person that you are and just see you for the disability that you have, and some people will often focus on what you can't do rather than what you can do in spite of that disability. But then you have the media in where they'll show you that being disabled doesn't stop you from being able to do incredible things. These are the