Jack Trebisky

WARNING: PARTIAL SPOILERS Mutant Mayhem is the Perfect Mix of Heavy Emotion and Modern-Day Internet Humor in order to introduce a new generation to the Ninja Turtles. Sure, The Anime references weren't all that great, but it was for sure worth the watch. Despite Shredder not being in the film, All the villains are still really amazing. Superfly is really well written and Ice Cube delivered all his lines PERFECTLY. The Family aspect between the Turtles and Splinter was also amazing. Most of the jokes gave me a bit of a laugh and the whole Acceptance aspect of the movie is amazing. There probably wasn't one joke I didn't laugh at. Seth Rogen really did a great job with introducing the Turtles to a new generation, But in the best way possible with an emotional and funny story. Seth Rogen outdid himself with this film, and I hope there will be a sequel.

WARNING: Spoilers For Pokemon Scarlet And Violet I personally think that this is one of Pokemon's worst mainline games to date. Which doesn't say a lot considering that the franchise went downhill after the DS era. From the horribly written story and characters to the long, grueling, and unenjoyable story mode, I have never owned a 3DS, nor played the 3DS games, but like i said, even though I never owned a 3DS, this is still the worst mainline Pokemon game. first off, the story. I don't think having 3 plots in one game worked for a Pokemon game. There should've just been fight the gym leaders, beat the champion, complete the game. It shouldn't have been all this "Fight The AI Professor" and "Academy Ace Tournament" stuff. The the main story takes so long to beat for a mainline Pokemon game and I don't think I would count the Academy Ace Tournament as Post-Game. And now, The Gym Leaders. None of them are that good. they're all very forgettable unlike how different regions like Kanto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh all have several rememberable gym leaders. The rivals in this game are arguably the worst we have ever gotten in a Pokemon game. The personalities of all 3 of the rivals just weren't that good. And next, the "evil" team. Team Star is such a joke and they shouldn't be making these cringeworthy catchphrases like "Hasta La Vistar!" and It's just so weird. What made past evil teams so good is that most of them had no reason to be evil. You see, you gotta make villains cold blooded and evil, and not bullied kids who want attention. The soundtrack, besides some songs, isn't that good. Open World? The map feels the smaller than Sword and Shield's map, and is not that good for a nintendo franchise's open world game unlike how Breath Of The Wild and Mario Odyssey, which came out 5 years prior to the game's release, and even non-Nintendo games such as Elder Scrolls V which came out 11 years before before this game's release, these games did the open world mechanic very well. The map isn't as big as you think, and you'll get bored of the open world after a bit. And Tera Raids are especially unfair even if you have good setup pokemon such as Garchomp and Scizor. Sure, I liked Paradox Pokemon and (kinda) Terastalization, but Overall, this game was really unenjoyable. And I would recommend you play any other Pokemon game if you are just getting into Pokemon and you already have a switch. And I hope the DLC improves this game like how DLC did improve Sword and Shield.

The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom is arguably one of, if not, Nintendo’s greatest game of all time. The expanded world from it’s predecessor means that there is tons to do. It’s also neat to see new and returning enemies. The Boss fights were also very creative, and the lore based portions of the game were really amazing. The abilities in this game were an upgrade from Breath Of The Wild. Especially the Zonai Devices which can make great uses and inventions in this game. Giving it a ton of backstory, seeing how characters evolved, and an all around improvement to Breath Of The Wild makes me feel amazing on how much effort nintendo really can put. And I have high hopes for Nintendo in the future.