A preview of the Midwest Media Expo, coming to Detroit, Michigan, this weekend. Featuring a performance by the Silent Hill Band, the roast of Jon St. John, and the American finals of the World Cosplay Summit.
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This review is a Kickstarter tabletop alert, reviewing ‘Salem,’ a game about the Salem witch trials. It’s a game of deception, where the players try to either hide their identities as witches or eliminate all the witches from the city.
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A review of the live Kickstarter game ‘Dragoon,’ an action strategy game for 2-4 players, where the players are dragons attempting to gather the most gold for their hoards.
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A review of the Slingbox M1, allowing you to stream those NCAA March Madness games to your phone, tablet, or computer, live. Includes a link to the “Madness Cubed” contest where you can win one of 68 Slingbox M1s, and one lucky winner gets the cubicle makeover of a lifetime.
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This week, the Doctor Who Rewind team tackles “Edge of Destruction,” the transitional episode between “The Daleks” and “Marco Polo.” This episode features the TARDIS crew stuck on the ship and turning on each other, while the ship is moving closer and closer to destruction.
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A “Doctor Who Rewind” review of the 1963 ‘Doctor Who’ episode “The Daleks.” This episode is the first time the Daleks, the iconic show’s most iconic villain, are introduced.
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This week, myself and co-contributor Jamie Greene bring to you the first week in a series of Doctor Who Rewind reviews. We’re going to be going chronologically, one serial each week, through the iconic classic series of ‘Doctor Who.’
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The 4moms mamaRoo baby swing is a GeekDad life-saver. For busy parents, willing to shell out a little more money for the chance of some quiet (and maybe a nap), the mamaRoo is a perfect addition to that baby shower list.
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A spoiler-free review of Lev Grossman’s ‘The Magicians,’ the first book in his Magicians Trilogy, a book that takes both Harry Potter and Narnia into the adult world of sex, booze, and magic.
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