Certified Fresh
Matt FreshDiscussing pop culture in a seriously unserious manner. Opinions, reviews, and general silly thoughts on film, gaming, and sometimes other things.
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Backlog Busting: Shady Part of Me
This is a historic edition of Backlog Busting. Not only is it going to be the shortest one thus far, but it’s also the only one in which I decided to abandon a game while I wasn’t even playing it.
Up to this point, there have been a few ba...
Backlog Busting: GUN
Video games were invented in 1958 by John Videogame. They first became commercially available in 1971 with the arcade machine, Computer Space. Despite this vast and rich history, it took until 2005 for someone to have the courage and creati...
Ballerina: We Never Needed a Female Bond
For the last few years, there’s been a bit of a push online that it’s time for a female James Bond. And while I understand the sentiment and the reason behind it, I don’t believe it to be true. I don’t think it’s time for a female James Bon...
Backlog Busting: To The Moon
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind posits that the sum of your experiences is worth more than the outcome. An imperfect ending and a collection of bad memories are worth all the good ones along the way that shaped your life. To The Moon...
Backlog Busting: Dark Void
When I was a kid, I had a PS2. Unlike the absolute sicko I have since become, I didn’t feel the need to immediately upgrade to the PS3. I held onto my PS2 until late 2009 when an in-store demo for Batman: Arkham Asylum convinced me that I n...
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