2. Freakazoid

You know how everyone loves how lovable insane Deadpool is? Well if you crank up the insanity by 1000%, give him superpowers that operate on cartoon physics and make him  kid-friendly, you have Freakazoid. Freakazoid was a show on Cartoon Network brought to us by the same people behind Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain. There’s even a great scene in Freakazoid where the three essentially go back in time and murder the fourth wall’s parents, but I digress. Click to read the whole article at GamerSyndrome.com

I wrote this guest post for TechSnafu.

I’ve always been weird when it comes to horror. Like all other humans I have the odd quirk of enjoying creepy things. I’ve watched movies (but they make me laugh), been to a haunted house (it really kills the mood when the actors keep screaming “HOW MANY IN YOUR GROUP”) and read creepypasta (not at all scary… until I want to sleep). But surprisingly, I’ve never really played a horror game until recently. A couple of my friends had been talking about them a lot lately and I figured that if a couple of girls could do it, then so can I… and hopefully not freak out like they did. So here are some of the finest free horror games the internet has to offer. Read the whole article.

I wrote a guest post for TechSnafu about what improvements can be made to the Dragon Ball games.

I was thinking about how I should start this article, but then I remembered that I’m taking about Dragonball, the franchise that needs no introduction. I’m sure that you’ve owned at least one of the dozens of games that they’ve released over the years. My favorites were the ones in the Budokai Tenkaichi (Strongest Under the Heavens) series. They aren’t the best fighters around, but admittedly it’s really just for fans. It seems to me that the games make marginal progress for every new release, but I still want more. By pulling from the roots of the franchise and by taking care of the small details they can take the series to a new level. Read the whole article at TechSnafu.

I wrote a guest post for Make Me Noise about why I think Blackberry is relevant in the smartphone game.

“It’s a Blackberry; you’ve probably never heard of it. It’s all the rage overseas”. Sometimes I hate how similar I am to a hipster. I know it’s tempting to make fun of RIM, what with them having trouble moving a billion dollars’ worth of unsold products, having repeatedly unimpressive handset lines, and their own customers switching to iPhones or Androids.  But even with the competition, RIM is still relevant. The last time I upgraded my phone, I had the choice between the Blackberry Curve and a Samsung Android phone. Two years later I don’t at all regret my decision to stay with the good ol’ crackberry. Read the whole article.