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While the original Studio Series 05 Optimus Prime was and still is a fantastic toy, partly because we haven't seen such an affordable, screen-accurate movie Optimus figure in a long time when it came out, this Studio Series 32 Optimus Prime is slightly better in every way. Originally released in 2019, which is somehow an entire 2 years ago now, I never got around to publishing a review because I was too busy completing my 9 year streak of working without a vacation, sick leave, or health care. But I digress. This review also covers the differently painted Studio Series 44 Optimus Prime that comes with an unpainted, grey trailer and poorly sized, ugly weapons that become hideous, ugly, dumb armor. Other than those things, its same exact toy as SS-32. Speaking of trailers, the nicely painted trailer that you see as a prop in my photos belongs to an older movie Optimus toy that I can't even remember the name of at this point. It's not important. Let's move on. SS-32 Opt

Video Game Review Part 1: Far Cry 3 (PS3)

One of the best bang for your buck last generation video games that every gamer should play at lease once.

Movie Review: Watership Down

Warner Bros. It's Saturday night and you want to watch a cheerful film teeming with relatable, happy-go-lucky characters that is suitable for children? Like, totally for reals this time? PMI will do you one even better.

Why Beyond Two Souls's Ryan is Unsubtlely The Worst

Only you can prevent pathological emotional control from egotistical nutcases.

Game Review: Battlefield 3 (Xbox 360)

Electronic Arts Releasing trailer after trailer that debuted such provocative taglines as "Above and Beyond the Call", there is no doubt about what other major FPS franchise that EA lined up in it's sights with its newest blockbuster. Does Battlefield 3 land the perfect head shot? Or is but a mere flesh wound in the proverbial shoulder of Call of Duty? Read on to find out.

Video Game Review Part 2: Far Cry 3 (PS3)

Dry your tears for the second part to my Far Cry 3 review is finally here. Kind of weird that you were crying over it though, don't ya' think?

ModNation Racers (PS3)

How can something so cute be so absolutely awful?

Modern Warfare's Awesome Gunsmith, A Brief Review

Every COD game since Black Ops included some version of the Pick-10 system for create-a-class. The system let you spend 10 slots on gun attachments, perks, killstreaks, and equipment like grenades n such. It was a lot more freeing than the previous system where you had to pick 1 attachment, 3 perks, 3 killstreaks, and 1 grenade. With Pick-10, if you wanted your loadout to have more weapon attachments at the cost of a perk, baby, you got it. Modern Warfare's Gunsmith system is the fully evolved form of Pick-10. Gunsmith allows you to select 5 attachments per weapon, period. Already we're off to a great start. Then you can select 3 killstreaks, 3 perks, 2 pieces of equipment, and 1 field upgrade (powerup). What makes this awesome is that Gunsmith can dramatically change the look and stats of your weapon. These are drastic changes you can feel in gameplay. In-fact, that you can turn the big n' beefy battle rifle Scar-H into a cute and tiny carbine, mirroring their real-life c

Top 5 WORST Things You'll Hate About Call of Duty: Black Ops 3

In part two of this review, where we cover the worst things you'll hate about this game, I'll determine your spirit animal.

The Xbox One Night Ops Camo Wireless Controller is Not as Stealthy as You Might Think, A Review

As we're all aware, er'body playing video games now-a-days and you couldn't find a new Xbox One or PS4 controller at any nearby store for the longest time, even though we should all stay the heck home during this pandemic. We Take Wireless Controllers for Granted Some good news: console controller stock seems to have returned to shops n' stores! They have at least in Far North Dallas, the luxurious region of Dallas that I live (I know it's luxurious because there is a tea shop next to my home). So, I went out and bought the Night Ops Camo Xbox One wireless controller. This makes me one happy Chappie because, ya'll, I've been gaming on a Duke controller since January. The humongous wired controller works and is a heavy as cast iron, but it's as comfortable to hold as a cactus and nowhere as pretty to look at. You can read my review on that beast here. The Night Ops Xbox One wireless controller is as light as they come even with the wireless tech, rumble

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