Many of the DBZ games have either been bizarre amalgamations of lesser fighters (the Budokai series stands as brighter gems of the bunch) or weird RPG projects. How does one even reach hyper-mediocrity? It’s an interesting phenomenon but one that happens to franchises that drown in its own sea of shameless cash-ins. Like Dynasty Warriors, it’s fan base will believe anything to keep their addiction going. So what is it? The most recent installment in a long line of hyper-mediocre Dragon Ball Z games. Game 2: Dragon Ball Xenoverse (PC, PS3/4, X360/ONE) And since the film put me in a Dragon Ball mood, I figured it was a good time to dig back into a game I’ve saved since February. In that time the new Dragon Ball Z movie came and went recently, feel free to peruse my not-quite a review here.

(American) Football season is upon us meaning another year of intense TV watching, panic filled smartphone glancing, and the unyielding and personally crushing disappointment that is fantasy football. However there are still a few weeks till regular season begins and I’ve got time on my hands with some days off from work.

Then again it’s also nice to see the sun since I’ll miss it come late September. This is the type of humidity that feels as if you’re swimming through air, your underwear drowning. The dog days of summer have lingered for a while now leaving the city feeling muggy as shit.

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