I just finished Ready Player One by Ernest Cline whilst on a trip to Tokyo. If there is anywhere in the world to read a book about a world in which technology has taken over, Tokyo is the place. Ready Player One is set in a dystopian future and has undercurrents of the classic Neuromancer by William… Read more »

Uncharted 4 is the game of the week – sure Doom is out, but it seems that Uncharted was more anticipated. I was definitely a big fan of Uncharted 3 (and the others, of course), but this is the first on the current generation PS4 – that’s not to mention the recent re-release of the… Read more »

We all remember it vividly, not just because of the scene itself – but also the fact that the scene was only a few weeks ago – the scene where Melisandre lost faith and removed the necklace to reveal herself as an old hag. That shuffle towards the bed was truly horrifying, given her previous… Read more »

We have previously looked at games that we are playing – namely The Division. I have to admit that I did give up on The Division after I beat the game and the multiplayer just consisted of people pretending to be neutral and then shooting me in the Dark Zone. It’s not just me that… Read more »

Bran continues to learn more about his heritage, this time with his father in a sword fight, which seemingly he won through unfair means – that is, Ned’s friend stab his enemy in the back. This is something that I have never understood, if I am in a fight to the death I don’t think anything… Read more »

So, after complaining about it and saying that the viewing public is too impatient, it has finally happened – Jon Snow has arisen, but being the last scene of the episode only time will tell in what way he has come back. I see some people believe that he will be trusting and use the… Read more »

This blog is a one man show and unfortunately I can’t be as consistent as I would like to, but it’s Game of Thrones season and considering that it is the show that launched the blog, I thought that I should be reviewing it. In addition to that, I have released Diagnosing Westeros: The Psychology of… Read more »

Ok – so after a very long time Diagnosing Westeros – The Psychology of Game of Thrones is now available on Amazon. The book looks in further depth at the Game of Thrones posts here, in addition to extra characters such as Daenerys and Tyrion. The book is $2.99 US – however keep an eye… Read more »

What! What!? What would ever make you think to make such a stupid decision! Denise the Doctor, one of the least beloved, but most important characters in Alexandria wanted to go on a little car trip to visit the Apothecary to look for medicines. Why? Because she wants to, that’s why. So you have one… Read more »

So I have plenty to catch up on at the moment – Shadow of Mordor, Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 are all sitting unfinished on my hard drive, but when I saw Tom Clancy’s The Division trailers, I thought that I had to try it out. Now I have to say that I haven’t been… Read more »