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A Gamer’s Heart: 12 Games That Never Left Me. AI-Generated.
12. Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon The game that hooked me with music as much as gameplay. This one felt different from the jump. It had charm, color, and a weird energy I was drawn to—but what really made it stick was the soundtrack. I loved the music in this game, and I still do. There’s one track in particular—the Surrender Robot theme, “Dharmanyo”—that I still listen to even now. Sometimes I’d play the game just to hear certain songs again. It was fun, offbeat, and full of personality. One of those games that quietly became a favorite, and still holds a space in my memory that nothing else touches.
By Travis Johnsonabout a year ago in Geeks
Suspension or Spotlight? Should Jelena Ostapenko Be Suspended After Her Post Loss Behavior at U.S. Open? NWO Sparrow
Should Jelena Ostapenko Be Suspended for Her Conduct at the US Open? Tennis has always carried a reputation as one of the most disciplined sports in the world. From the all-white dress code of Wimbledon to the strict codes of conduct enforced by the ATP and WTA, players know the game isn’t just about winning points on the court, it’s about respecting the culture of the sport itself. But when a player crosses the line, the tennis world asks tough questions. And right now, one of those questions is this: should Jelena Ostapenko face suspension for her behavior at the US Open?
By NWO SPARROWabout a year ago in Geeks
Five Changes I Would Make to the Current WWE
Five changes I would make to the current WWE. The first thing would be to call the Women participants “Divas” again. It is not the name that hurts women’s wrestling. It had always been the dumbass and trashy storylines involving women that ruined Women’s Wrestling. Ever since Bayley, Sasha, Charlotte, and Becky Lynch legitimized the division again, the Women’s Division has been the strongest it’s been. Now, don’t misunderstand me, there have been standouts in the WWE’s Women’s Division, but today it’s more about competition and belts than
By DJ Robbinsabout a year ago in Geeks
'Dexter: Original Sin'
What is it with companies slashing shows way too soon? The prequel, Dexter: Original Sin, is the latest victim of an early grave. Paramount definitely has the pockets to keep the prequel running, yet Matt Thunell specifically has sent it to the chopping block despite its strong viewership turnout and after already being renewed for a second season.
By Lyvia Lynnabout a year ago in Geeks
"Beyond the Gates" Week 25 Review
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Week 24 of Beyond the Gates ended with the wild and insane revelation that the scheming Dana Leslie Thomas was the actual biological daughter of Barbara Mitchell, the fallen member of the Articulettes R&B group led by Anita Dupree. The revelation was made by Leslie's adopted mother, Peaches, on the August 15 episode of the soap. I said it in the Week 24 recap, and I'll repeat it here: Leslie became the most dangerous entity on the soap, even more so than Joey Armstrong.
By Clyde E. Dawkinsabout a year ago in Geeks
10 TV Shows That Shaped Me. AI-Generated.
10. Star Trek: The Next Generation The show that introduced me to sci-fi comfort. This was my intro to science fiction TV. It's a true comfort show—especially with LeVar Burton in the cast, who was already an inspiration to me. There's something calm, curious, and endlessly imaginative about this world. It made space feel like a place I wanted to go.
By Travis Johnsonabout a year ago in Geeks
Jason Bateman Movies & TV Shows: Top Film and Series Highlights
Introduction: A Hollywood Journey Across Decades Jason Bateman is one of the rare performers who has successfully reinvented himself multiple times over the course of his career. From his earliest appearances as a child actor to his rise as a comedy star and later transformation into an acclaimed dramatic actor and director, his path through Hollywood has been nothing short of remarkable. Audiences who explore Jason Bateman movies and TV shows discover not only decades of memorable roles but also the story of an artist who has continuously adapted to new opportunities while maintaining his unique style.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIEabout a year ago in Geeks
