Jandei Abad

David Cage deserves a recognition of somesorts for this Videogame. It has all the "David Cage" element in it. Moving, Awe inspiring, stirs different level of emotions. Watch/ Play as the story unfolds before you, hitting the right QTE buttons, decide what to do next, face head first the outcome of your actions. amazing. If you enjoy Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls, this game should also be one in your collections.

Masterpiece. One of the last Hideo Kojima before kicking the bucket of Konami (Which stills saddens me). Yes it is still story-wise "spiritually-incomplete," but the gameplay is SOLID. Metalgear fans should definitely buy this game. Get the "Definitive Experience" edition which bundles with MGS-Ground Zeroes.

One must simply watch... over and over again.

One of Rockstar's MASTERPIECE! A Game for keeps! A collectors item! Rockstar has given us some of the best memorable characters in the videogame industry!

Miyazaki has ended a beautiful franchise with a magnum opus finale. It has perfectly wrapped up the series. Of all the series, fighting the final boss, "The Lord of Cinder," tickled all emotions i feel for the series, specially when the "Gwyn, Lord of Cinder" OST suddenly played when the Boss entered its second phase. I still hope Fromsoftware would have plans for the series in the future. Mr. Miyazaki... you did a Masterpiece.

It has left me drained and empty. Seems everyone in Hollywood and the game industry (or any form of media) is in the "subverting expectations" band wagon. Playing the game made me think I could play Joel for half of the game with Ellie or like that scenario (Just like in their false adverisments)... but instead he was killed after a few in game hours. Then the game force you play his killer... Abby. I mean... we know somehow Joel will die sooner or later but not too soon... If they were planning to make Abby a sympathetic character, well... they FAILED. Druckman really made his message in the game, He and that ultra feminist woman Arkessia eck? whatever her name is... this game is littered with socio-political-gender-mish mash theme.... It feels that NaughtyDog/ Druckamn SHOVE their political beliefs down in our throats... uck. I have no qualms of the LGBT theme... but i really felt they SHOTGUN, PEPPERED us with their "unwanted agenda". Jesus I wanna play a game, Just like the first one! The Masterpiece! Not this!

I enjoy Rockstar's GTA series... though sometimes I cringed on some of its narrative. Then came Red Dead Redemption, my my... i love it! Making me live that childhood fantasy being a cowboy, but never I thought they would make again a game that would really engrossed me playing a Morally-conflicted-kind hearted gun slinger... Arthur Morgan. Man, Rockstar gave us a treasure to play, a world to live in, a world where we can be the good avenger or a hated killer. Describing the world of RDR2 is not enough, it should be experienced... I literally camped, hunt, breath the air, this game has to offer. It's a game that would age wonderfully, everyone should have this game added to their library.

This game is amazingly fun; like what they said it's stressful but fun. It captured the fast paced work environs of our culinary friends in the real world, thou in a cartoony way! A worth a buy! Me and my family are just lost in hours whenever we picked up that PS4 controller, next time we knew a day is already over!. Warning! Addicting! Fun!

A mess of a show... Set in fictional South Korea. Subtlety imposing crazy western woke beliefs on audiences. The first half of the episodes are kinda cute, then it went downhill with forced "wokeness" stuff. A misleading mess of a show, if you are looking for a feeling good show avoid this, this will give you a "wokeness mess", your time not worth it.

I watched this film last night @Netflix. I has some nice build up at first parts of the movie. Then the movie does this "DROP KICK" in your face. Looks like the writer was rushed to finish the script. All proper Vampire lore were thrown out of the window, which I really cringed at it, and I began to laugh at the movie. I was thinking, the story would really work if this was a series, proper character development. Story was really interesting but it really felt rushed, traditional vampire lore was thrown out of the window, maybe I guess to suit or please the Millennials and Generation Z audience?