Mason and Ian goes over the latest Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion, Scarlet & Violet: Stellar Crown.
Mason and Ian goes over the reveal of the PlayStation 5 Pro and how underwhelming the console sounds.
The Apollo trilogy has some character and story issues, but it mostly succeeds at the story it tries to tell, while looking and sounding beautiful. This trilogy is one I recommend more to already existing Ace Attorney fans, rather than newcomers to the series; however, these are all fantastic games that are worth playing.
Ashton asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, what was your song of the summer?
Life is Strange: Heatwaves is a love letter to the franchise it heralds from, but fails to fully recapture the fanfare of the story it is continuing. Brittney Morris clearly respects and cares for the franchise, but caters to a constricted page count and fans who have history with the franchise.
Mason and Kennedy go over the latest in the Ace Attorney franchise: Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
Mason and Kennedy talk about the new breakout hit on the PlayStation 5: Astro Bot
Cleo Sol, the newest songbird supreme, serenades the peacemakers and soul searchers alike. Her critical acclaim for unconventional releases and genre-defying music has helped to redefine the standards of R&B in the 2020s. This History Of dives into her life and music, where every note resonates with themes of love and resilience.
With massive shoes to fill, Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League manages to stake it's own claim in the Arkham Universe, despite some issues cropping up here and there. With fun new gameplay mechanics and a cast of loveable, unloved unheroes, The Suicide Squad is here to stay
Aaron asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, Who is Your Favorite Ginger?
Mason goes over the latest Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion, Scarlet & Violet: Temporal Forces
Kennedy talks about the release and reception of the newest Nintendo Switch exclusive, starting everyone's favorite princess.
Mason recaps the history of the Nintendo 3ds, while covering and reviewing the major titles that released
With a long and illustrious legacy to uphold, the re-release of Persona 3 is just as astounding as its name suggests. Adding new features and loads of content, Persona 3 Reload is just as memorable and outstanding as it always has been.
Kennedy goes over all the major winners of the 2024 Oscars.
Mason asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, Are you Pro or Anti Valentine's Day?
With a short and sweet track list, LE SSERAFIM delivers another solid-bodied EP. Serving simplicity and grace, LE SSERAFIM adds another release to a growing list of quality.
Utilizing a love of RnB and soulful sounds, MAX delivers a pop album worthy of grooves and good vibes. With style and swagger, Love in Stereo is a solid listen.
Even years later, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes returns to the dystopian world of the Hunger Games with new characters and a new story. With a revival of the themes of humanity and corruption, The Hunger Games sees a new life in a old perspective.
With a delightful level of charm and camp, Wonka is a wonderful loveletter to the original classic. Fun visuals, joyful songs, and a thick layer of cringy charm: Wonka returns in a modern masterpiece.
