I could be misremembering, or I could be flat-out wrong, but when I initially got the gig, I recall there being talk about it being either released with or simultaneously as Arkham City. I just looked it up and I guess it got released four months after AC. I was on a temp contract, so I ended up leaving and moving…

I wasn’t a game dev, but I was a QA tester for Batman: Arkham City, Mortal Kombat (2011), Fear 3, and Batman: Arkham City. But those were all after-hours/OT hour projects I worked on and logged bugs for. MY game, the one I spent 40 hours a week on, was Gotham City Imposters, the pvp game that was supposed to be…

Days Gone wound up being a sleeper hit for me. I was late coming to it because I had heard middling reviews, and because while I’m a huge Walking Dead and Last of Us fan, I wasn’t sure what exactly the game was going to bring to the table that didn’t feel like a rip-off.

I’m doing rewatches and reviews of my Top 250 favorite films for my social media friends, and I just did Raiders of the Lost Ark recently. I may come back and post my write-up here in the comments, but two things I’d like to say now, while it’s on my mind:

It’s a pseudo-sequel/spiritual follow-up to 2018's Searching, starring John Cho. If you liked Missing, I recommend Searching as well (which I liked a little more). Searching also bears the surprising distinction of being the first mainstream Hollywood thriller with an Asian-American lead in Cho.

I’ve seen all of these except for Influencer and Talk to Me, which haven’t been released. I didn’t like The Deep House or New Year New You much, and I thought We’re All Going to the World’s Fair was interesting but it didn’t do much for me.

He was technically Superman in Teen Titans GO! To the Movies.

I’ve been rewatching and doing write-ups of my Top 250 films for my FB friends, and I just rewatched Raiders of the Lost Ark. One of the things I noticed this time, too, was that despite Indiana Jones being almost always right, and often ahead of the curve, he loses consistently all the way through the film right up…

Can’t believe Lost is on this list and True Blood isn’t.

As other people have said, his role as Titus Pullo in Rome and his role as Blackbeard in Black Sails were both spectacular. Regardless of War Zone’s quality, his Frank Castle was incredible. He was the best part of Dexter Season 7. He was excellent in Kill the Irishman.

If you haven’t seen Rome or Black Sails, you should watch them immediately. 58 is too young. He’ll be missed. Also, whatever your feelings are about War Zone as a film, Ray was born to play Frank Castle.

Please do! They knew they had one last truncated season to work with and decided to go all-out with a time-travel arc. It’s a surprising amount of fun, and I think they stuck the landing with the finale, although considering it’s (more or less) a Whedon joint, I was expecting more casualties. I’m honestly kind of glad…

Agents of SHIELD, for me, was pretty okay for most of the first season. Some low points, some high points, it was fine. Then that last six-episode or so run coinciding with Captain America: The Winter Soldier was hot fire. I was all-in and loved almost all of it (Season 6 was a little rough, but the insanity of Season…

Again, anyone getting confused isn't using their brain. That's a them problem.

This is the first time I’ve ever cared about Jade.

That was my introduction. I love The 100. Own every season.

Pretty sure the preferred nomenclature is “sumbitch.”

It’s still pretty easy because of a little thing I like to call “the passage of time.” When Mortal Kombat (2011] was coming out, I didn’t get it confused with Mortal Kombat (1993) because almost two decades had passed and I have common sense.

Hey, man. I have to get an MRI on Tuesday, so if anyone wants to bitch about health care costs, I’m right next to them.

I was unaware of that. Thanks for letting me know.