I want to create a comic book.

I want to write here on my blog, and see it anyone wants to join me.

- I'm writing a short story, which I plan to finish within the year.
- I have ideas about a comic book, but I can't draw so anyone willing to work with me?
- I want to create random films, so anyone that reads this from Long Island, New York.

Below are my social networks account:
My youtube channel
My twitter profile
My Google Plus
My facebook page

If anyone wants to just chat and talk about nerdy (or horror films) things hit me up.

Final Fantasy XV to PC?

Link: http://www.kdramastars.com/articles/21541/20140508/final-fantasy-xv-pc.htm

If it is true that Final Fantasy XV is coming to the PC then that is great news. Ever since Square Enix brought out Eidos, SE has had good success on the PC. If Final Fantasy comes out to the PC via Steam, it has to have the least amount of DRM which means it should just use Steamworks.

Here is a plea to SE, integrate Final Fantasy VII/VIII on Steam with Steamworks, as your DRM isn't user-friendly. 

Two Ideas to bring Spider-man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe

1. Sony and Disney works together to write the current Spider-man movies to fit within the MCU. Whenever Spider-man is in a Disney produced Marvel film Sony with get ~3-5%. 

2. The other, Disney and Sony works out a deal where Disney get a copy of the Spider-man film license  and Sony holds on to there license. So there will be two Spider-man universes one release by Disney and the other by Sony. With every major Spider-man film Sony gets ~5% and every Spider-man cameo Sony will get ~1%. I believe this to be fair as it allows Sony to get free money via the Spider-man license and it allows Disney to use Spider-man for their MCU. 

Game Review: The Walking Dead - 400 Days

Telltale's The Walking Dead - 400 Days plays just like The Walking Dead. This isn't a bad thing, as 400 Days was a DLC for The Walking Dead. What Telltale has done was streamlining the adventure genre, by giving the player greater control over the character and minimal inventory. This was done in order to tell a greater story and The Walking Dead has that.

This leads me to the story of The Walking Dead - 400 Days, it plays across 5 different perspectives. For the character you only play snippet of the 400 Days. So here lies the problem, the 400 Days DLC can be see as an origin of the 5 characters and how they come to be. Sadly this DLC doesn't tell the second half of their tale. The tale of how they all met, and how they became a band of zombie survivors.  

Slowly going to update my blog

Here is my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt4C_8tAb8Gyw3GIjWXkIfw

Within my youtube channel I've added Rant videos, which I plan to update (not frequently as of yet) and I've made a short Black and White silent film. I'm liking the idea of the black and white film, that I do plan on adding more.

My Reaction: Nightmare on Elm Street

Nightmare on Elm Street is and always shall be one of my favorite horror film series. This doesn't mean it was all bad. Starting with Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors dark humor was ingrained into the story. Still I enjoyed the first two part of 'The Dreams' Trilogy' which consisted of 3, 4 and 5: The Dream Warrior, The Dream Masters, and The Dream Child. The reason I enjoyed numbers 3, and 4 of the series was it had interwinding storylines that occurred in the original Nightmare on Elm Street and from 3, and 4. It had a ongoing story that spanned several films and several characters story arcs.  

Here starting with The Dream Child the dark humor was replace with just bad punned humor mix with tiny bit of dark humor. The next film Freddy's Dead took this and made more of a comedy with a bit of horror. The next film Wes Craven's A New Nightmare was a semi reboot that brought the series back into being a true horror film. This was a good step, but sadly Freddy vs Jason went back into the dark humor and it paired up with Jason Voorhees.

Lastly the Nightmare on Elm Street reboot. This one to me was a very good reboot, as it took what was great about the series and told a good story. It may had more dark humor then Wes Craven's New Nightmare, but the dark humor it used was done well. This was a contrast to the rest of the series that used dark humor. 

I will continue with my personally review on each of the Nightmare on Elm Street films and Friday the 13th films as the horror genre is my favorite genre, but I just wanted to write my piece on the Nightmare on Elm Street series as a whole before I reviewed each movie.   

Sega, what ups?

Sega why are you leaving your fans in the dark about video game projects they are requesting for. Your fans have been asking for Yakuza 5/Yakuza 1&2 HD to be released in NA and EU, and yet your company's stance is to keep your fanbase in the dark. A major thing to do when you are in the 'Service' industry is to rely information to your fans, or expect your bottomline to be hurt.