TAC Genesis

This is a ship based MMO where instead of focusing on your character you focus on the ship. I have to be honest I was gleefully surprised during the open beta. When it comes to combat there is a clear definite level scaling system where a level 7 is going to have a rough time against an 8 and so on. This is where game skill comes into play, especially when multiple enemies are present. It's a blast to experience a sudden loss in combat because it humbles you into knowing your limits. In short, this is everything I'd hoped for. I've seen most people complaining about how there isn't melee combat in the game currently and although I have no information on it ever being added; it was more than enough for me to purchase the premium version. If you LOVED black flag ship combat you'll love this game!!!

Six years? I gotta give the Japanese and Chinese for creating very interesting stories but they have absolutely no idea of how to keep things going like American Production companies.... I'm surprised Netflix hasn't gotten involved and just bought some of these stupid titles and/or the Production Companies themselves.....

I watched this for one simple reason, my love and passion for video games.... And to be completely honest I HATE that I can't understand the language because obviously I speak English. I also HATE reading subtitles in anything. This is the very first thing I have watched with subtitles and in a different language and I genuinely enjoyed myself. If this game actually ended up releasing I could very well see myself playing it. Another thing about it is that since I am American I still wouldn't want to see this in English anyways. The story line and game itself are a perfect representation of Asian culture and how seriously they take their eSports scene. If it were to be replicated in an American (styled) format it would be an utter failure. Well done Asia, you got me to watch something!!!

This game is so damn fun. I have a completely maxed out Moze and decided to make another character, I chose Zane and I'm having even more fun all over again trying out all the new stuff! I actually haven't stopped playing this game since its release.

I've seen numerous articles about this movie upon the first two months as all being pretty much negative. However as people begin to re-watch the film, even only for the second time, they realize how magnificent it actually is. I sadly didn't get to experience the film in a movie theater but reviews about the Blu-Ray and 4K editions of the film have been so positive I couldn't help but buy a copy off Amazon. Even though I already own it on Google Movies! The movie is honestly perfect for all ages too. There's just enough action for parents while remaining somewhat if not harmless for children. The world is and plot is beautifully crafted and keeps you encompassed, all the while it's having you asking questions that have you begging for a sequel. This is honestly one of the best movies I've seen in a very long time. I hope Disney decides to see the potential behind Alita: Battle Angel and decides to finish the Trilogy Cameron has planned. Dua Lipa's Swan Song playing for the end credits is also extremely fitting as well. It adds a nice heavy and energetic tempo that contributes to her calm yet powerful vocals! 10/10 From me

How the $#^@ could you cancel a show right when you unveil a mysterious group known as the Black Lotus and at the same time give us Pilgrim. Throughout season 3 we see Pilgrim being extremely generous to everyone. But the writers of the show have done an absolutely incredible job at hiding his true intentions, as well as keeping the Black Lotus out of the picture in a certain way. Therefore making us ask ourselves "Who is actual the good guy here?". This definitely keeps me hoping that because of that suspense another network will renew this show.