After "Avengers: Endgame," there was a lot of speculation about whether this was it for Marvel: Where do they go from here? With DC's live action forays being hit or miss but overall inconsistent and lacking the same level of success, Marvel became the face of the genre, which were among some of the most... Continue Reading →
The mobile game "Retro Bowl" is constantly updating and its developers listen to fan feedback. We've covered the football game many times before -- here's our previous list of suggested improvements. Here's five more ways "Retro Bowl" could be improved.
InReview is pleased to announce its fourth annual Revvies Awards: Film and TV Edition for 2022. The following awards have been selected by InReview’s editors and writers. To be eligible, all films or TV programs had to have content published during the calendar year 2022, and watched by a member of staff. Winners analysis written... Continue Reading →
Things aren’t too optimistic this low in the list, but at least they’re slightly better than the bottom of the barrel garbage we had last week. With that, let’s begin this week’s rankings. 100. Memory of the Iron King (Dark Souls 2) The only redeeming factor to this area is that it has an incredible... Continue Reading →
Last year, I started watching “One Piece,” and I started documenting my journey getting through the show on InReview’s TikTok page. You can watch my previous batch of “One Piece” TikToks here. This batch goes through all of the Thriller Bark arc through the start of the The Sabaody Archipelago arc. My overall thoughts on the Sabaody Archipelago... Continue Reading →
From Software has been particularly active since the late 2000s up until now. They started with Demon’s Souls, went through the Dark Souls Trilogy, Bloodborne, then Elden Ring. They also went through a few of them in the process and refurbished them. Today’s piece, as well as pieces in the future complementing this one, will... Continue Reading →
InReview is pleased to announce its fourth annual Revvies Awards: Gaming Edition for 2022. The following awards have been selected by InReview’s editors and writers. To be eligible, all games had to have content published during the calendar year 2022, and a member of staff had to have played it. Winning games’ analysis by InReview... Continue Reading →
Last year, I started watching "One Piece," and I started documenting my journey getting through the show on InReview's TikTok page. You can watch my previous batch of "One Piece" TikToks here. This batch goes through all of the Thriller Bark arc through the start of the The Sabaody Archipelago arc. My reaction to Thriller... Continue Reading →
The latest episode of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" sees clone Commander Cody (Dee Bradley Baker) return to assist Crosshair (also voiced by Baker), only to defect when the Imperial governor they're tasked with rescuing kills the legitimate leader of the planet they're on after Cody carefully negotiated his release. It's a departure from Cody's... Continue Reading →
2022 has come to an end -- though mentally, I still feel like I'm in 2021. This year, the site has taken leaps and bounds. Our overall viewership on this domain grew by 10 percent, though it has been eclipsed by our TikTok account, which has garnered approximately 83,000 combined views since we launched it... Continue Reading →
For some reason, this feels like a surreal year for me. There's a trend with my content record where I'll start with a consistent flow and then stagnate after March, with a few springs of content in the latter half of the year. One of the challenges is having a full-time job; I'll get an... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, I started watching "One Piece," a journey that I've been documenting on InReview's TikTok page. You can watch the first batch of those TikToks here and the second one here. This third batch goes roughly from the Long Ring Long Land arc to the end of the second Water 7 arc. I... Continue Reading →
In August, I started watching "One Piece." I simply was tired of getting into very good one- and two-season shows only for them to end, leaving me without anything consistent to watch. Some of those viewings have been documented on this blog and will continue to be -- weekly episode reviews for select shows will... Continue Reading →
Ben Affleck has been done playing Batman. We don't know if Ezra Miller's Flash movie will ever come out. There's not much reason to believe Ray Fisher will return as Cyborg. Gal Gadot's third Wonder Woman movie has been canceled. And Henry Cavill's time as Superman has drawn to a close. Only Jason Momoa's Aquaman... Continue Reading →
The Nintendo Switch is five years old. Consoles from the company have historically had about five or six years until they are replaced by a next-generation console, with some exceptions. So what's next for Nintendo? Convergence best defines Nintendo's fate in the 2010s, as it saw the company combine its longstanding successful line of handheld... Continue Reading →
Though I haven't written about it very often, I've followed every part of David Production's anime adaptation of "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure." Its mix of clever scenarios, silly characters and legitimately good drama has made it one of my favorite anime. Nothing is quite like Jojo's; it stands on its own as a unique work that... Continue Reading →
Until recently, we’d done a series on melee weapons across Soulsborne. Simply put, let’s take a look at some under the radar magic or some picks which should stay beneath the light of day across the franchise. Demon’s Souls and Bloodborne have been excluded due to the lack of variety in terms of magic options.... Continue Reading →
On June 11th of this year, we set out to rank every single boss in all of Soulsborne from worst to best. Today, we finally cap it off with the best out of all 199 bosses ranked on this list. We will also reveal the results of the community wide poll conducted days before this... Continue Reading →
There are a total of fifteen Remembrance in this game, giving two rewards apiece. Today's piece intends to rank them, starting with the worst and going to the best, with very brief descriptions explaining their ranking. It is going to be a tier list, starting with the "E" tier and eventually ending up at the... Continue Reading →
Now that "Star Wars: Andor" Season 1 has wrapped up, here are my predictions for Season 2. We'll see more of Kino Loy We last saw Kino Loy (Andy Serkis), the imprisoned supervisor who helped Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) escape from the prison complex of Narkina 5, hanging by the exit of the complex overlooking... Continue Reading →
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