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Stephan’s 30 Most Anticipated Games of 2019

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Better late than never!

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Stephan’s Top 10 Games of 2017

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I think 2017 has been the best year for video games in over a decade. There was such a deluge of exceptional gaming experiences from every facet of the industry. Every genre and platform felt like it had a must play game, if not multiple. The Switch’s Zelda and Mario Odyssey, PlayStation’s Horizon Zero Dawn and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Xbox’s… well… Cuphead. Even VR finally started to have games I got way too invested in. Continue reading

Stephan’s Top 10 Movies of 2017

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While 2017 was a year of big losses for minorities and underrepresented groups in the real world, the opposite is true for movies in 2017. I was delighted to see the big winners of 2017 be films starring underrepresented groups. From Jordan Peele’s Get Out becoming the highest-grossing original debut ever to Patty Jenkin’s Wonder Woman becoming the highest grossing superhero origin film at the domestic box office, this year was full of record-breaking moments for non-white, male directors, actors and actresses. Continue reading

Stephan’s Top 100 Video Games

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I’ve been blessed in my short time on this planet to have played hundreds and hundreds of video games. From a very young age, my interest in video games was sparked by my Aunt who moved in with us and brought her Nintendo 64. My parents then indulged my obsession over the years, getting me games for the holidays and my birthdays. My Dad sat next to me on our living room couch from the beginning, through so many different adventures. From Portal 2 to Ratchet & Clank and Don’t Starve he always showed a huge interest in my passion which made me feel more and more excited to explore video games, write about video games and ultimately work in video games. Continue reading

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Nintendo Direct April 2017 Recap

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In the first Nintendo Direct since the launch of Nintendo’s handheld/console hybrid, the Nintendo Switch, there was a great deal of excitement about the future of Nintendo. The Switch is the fastest selling console in Nintendo history and Breath of the Wild has sold over a million units since launch. Things are looking bright for Nintendo, especially after the bleak wasteland that was the last few years of the Wii U. So on April 12th, Nintendo aired a new Direct showcasing not only the future of the Nintendo Switch but their continued support of the Nintendo 3DS. Continue reading