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Nikoderiko: The Magical World is a new platformer inspired by games like Donkey Kong Country and Crash Bandicoot. It was developed by It's definitely got the art style to match something like Rayman as well. It released last week for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S and the Swithc. A PC port is coming soon.

This is a great question and takes me back to when I designed a controller back in 2020 and even though I would have loved to purchase it, I was unable to due to lack of funds. I created a dark purple controller with my name on the front of it and I had light blue buttons with black letters on. I still would love to this day to be able to purchase the controller I made.

My nana’s kales soup was one of best meals that I’ve ever had. Her omelettes are also delicious.

Probably Gramma’s biscuits and gravy with a side of bacon. But then anything that either Gramma or my sperm donor cooked. They were grandmasters in the kitchen.

When I was little I liked country music. I grew up on a farm, and it matched up with the kind of life I was living. In my teens I lost interest and started gravitating to metal. I always loved rock/metal as I’m a child of the 80’s. Now it’s rap and metal. They talk about the life I have lived since I dropped out of high school. I can relate to these songs, and understand what they’re saying in the lyrics.

I actually play a somewhat rare instrument. I play an aulos. It’s great for playing Celtic style music. I’m also planning on a keytar in the future as well.

Kickboxer (1989) - 9.5/10

Sooner or later, all platforms will phase out physical media and go entirely digital. We can already see it happening with the PS5 digital and Xbox Series S consoles. Nintendo is halfway there. A lot of titles are exclusively digital. AAA titles and Nintendo exclusives are still available either way. For me personally, I prefer physical media. I still buy CD’s. And with the systems out now, I just don’t get the point of digital only. Even if you never use it, I think it makes more sense to get a console that can run discs. You may never need it, but to intentionally deny yourself the option just doesn’t make sense to me. For example I have RDR2 on disc, but if I was to buy a digital system, I would have to buy the game all over again.