Mitchell Edwards

I was searching for something to distract from depression and saw this game mentioned a few times. BEAUTIFUL. Really a wonderful game. Having to use the gyro in the contoler to physically turn the controller to steer is genius. This game is fun and, regardless if you need it to be or not, really therapeutic as well as you steer this little melodic flower pedal through fields and meadows, creating beautiful symphonies, and help it turn into a beautiful breeze filled with all the flowers it's helped to bloom. Absolutely beautiful game and much needed in a time where more and more people are having harder times than ever and really need a beautiful distraction and a better frame of mind, all the better that you get to have fun while you do it.

Finally an adaptation worthy of the infamous Jake Reacher! I have read a few of the books by Lee Child and they, in my opinion, are a simple and easy read about a genius, hard as they come man. A really likable character that, no matter your personal stance on violence, you cannot help but respect all 6'5" of him. Enter all 5' 7" of Tom Cruse and you get a guy who is nowhere near silently intimidating enough to be anything other than a terrible choice for the character. Who looks more like he wants to give you a hard talking-to versus not needing to say anything at all. Alan Ritchson is the perfect Jack Reacher thankfully paired with Lee Child as a Producer, and who better than the creator of the character and enormous fan base for these stories? Alan is the embodiment of the character's huge, strong silent type perfectly tempered with the understanding that he is the smartest and definately most dangerous person in any room, and doesn't care about how you feel about any of it. Definitely watch if you were on the fence about it and if you're just curious, just watch the first episode. That's all it took for me to realize they really wanted to do this one right. This is a fantastic new series. Now go find out for yourself.

The best Need for Speed yet!!! (In my opinion) The mechanics and driving physics are phenomenal. So realistic! You can actually drive in your lane at 150 miles an hour if your reaction time is good. The cornering has been significantly improved. It was also a great move for EA to bring back the option to change the specks on the vehicles you have for the different styles, i.e. drift, offroad, race etc. Using parts and tires, instead of having to buy two different styles of the same vehicle like in Payback. Literally the only thing I feel needs improvement is that the story feels far too short. At Rep level 30 it's about done, with a max of 50. Although I will say I just finished the game and was only at 21% completion, so there is plenty left to do. Absolutely my favorite since when Most Wanted redefined the series for PS2. Definitely check this one out if you are a fan of racing games. Casual or serious, this one's got something for you. See you out there!!!

A multilayered masterpiece. Danny McBride has pulled the best aspects of comedy and drama and created a series as disturbing as it is relatable. His trademark sense of humor is bolstered with subtle depth in a story that does more than shine a light on dark places, but actually make you look into the darkness and understand why it exists at all. A hell of a ride and well worth the time to take this trip.