Which Version Of The Doctor Would You Want To Travel With?

I was late to the party so my first Mario Party game was on the Nintendo Switch: Super Mario Party. Since then, I’ve tried several boards across various Mario Party games, but I always go back to the first board I ever played on: Whomp’s Domino Ruins. Even though it can get repetitive, it doesn’t have too many quirks so it feels like a perfectly balanced experience.

There’s a few must-watch TV shows out there I haven’t gotten around to, but Breaking Bad’s final couple of episodes were pure cinema. It’s at the point now where I have forgotten some details, since it’s been so long since I last watched it, but I’ll never forget how content I was with how the series concluded. Great, now I need to go watch it again!

Yes, I definitely think so. Some console exclusives don’t transfer over to other systems as smoothly, not to mention it would just not feel right to have a Mario game on anything but a Nintendo, really. With that said, I think accessibility should be taken into consideration when determining the Game of the Year. Titles across multiple consoles are put under the microscope of a much wider audience, so it would make sense that it’s at least acknowledged that they are accessible by a far greater pool of potential players.

I’ve gone back and forth on this topic for some time over the past two weeks, but I think I’d have to go with Divine Beast Dancing Lion. There are a few reasons for this pick. First off, the boss design really captured my attention. From the first time I saw it in the trailers, I was already intrigued, but then to face it head on – what a rush! Something about the movement and flowing, dancing vibe it has just captivated me like no other boss has in the DLC. Secondly, the changing visual elements of the boss throughout the fight really make for fantastic eye candy (albeit extremely dangerous eye candy.) Seeing the second phase switch between lightning, frost and wind really sold it for me. And let’s be real, the alternating elements also meant I had time to reliably heal without getting hit. And finally, the OST. To be fair, the music throughout the entire DLC is phenomenal, but THIS song in particular really stood out to me. I’ve no doubt they went all out on this boss fight because D

Technically, Radahn’s swords might be considered the best rewards for a boss remembrance, but the Dragon Hunter’s Great Katana—obtained by defeating the Ancient Dragon-Man—proved way more useful in my fight against Bayle the Dread. The extra damage versus dragons is the only reason Bayle went down quickly.

Over the past 60 years, the Star Trek franchise has expanded to include almost a dozen TV shows.. Some of these are widely beloved, while others have been panned. However, there are always fans whose opinions differ. Which Star Trek show doesn’t deserve the hate it gets? Which one gets overlooked? Personally, I think Voyager is an underrated show. I understand the criticisms some fans have of Captain Janeway’s decisions, and the premise of the stranded ship did drag on a bit. But I find the show’s characters to be some of the most compelling, dynamic, and entertaining in the Star Trek franchise, and ultimately, good characterization keeps me hooked on a story.