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Archie and the Gang Grow Up on the Sexy, Haunting ‘Riverdale’

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the DVD I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions I share are my own. Even though I grew up on superhero comics like Captain America, Amazing Spider-Man and The Avengers, I’ll admit I’ve always had a soft spot for Archie and the whole Riverdale Gang. All-American teen heartthrob Archie Andrews was always in over his head. The biggest problems he faced was whether …

Miitopia Makes Mii Have a Lot of Fun

by Andrew Kardon

Reviewer: Jason, Age 14 Game: Miitopia (Nintendo 3DS) Miitopia is similar to Tomodachi Life, but instead of a life simulation game, it is a turn based RPG. In this game, you can choose a Mii for every single character and NPC that you come across. They can be anyone such as your friends, your favorite fictional characters, Jack Black or even a pig. You can even change them as many times as you like in …

Have You Ever Considered Getting a Mommy Makeover?

by Andrew Kardon

I’ll be honest with you. When I was younger, I was vehemently against plastic surgery. “You should just be happy with what you were born with,” was what I thought. Some people were dealt a way more gorgeous hand than others for sure, but it’s all part of what makes this world so interesting. As I got older, naturally, my views began to change. Now I’m not saying I’m ready to go get a nose …

Ever Oasis will Forever Stand out as a Great Game

by Andrew Kardon

Reviewer: Jason, Age 14 Game: Ever Oasis Ever Oasis is a unique game due it being a blend of two genre. It’s both an action RPG and a town building game. In this game you play as a seedling whose brother’s oasis was destroyed by the force known as Chaos. He transports you away just in time to be saved. Then you come across a water spirit named Esna who happens to be the last …

Move Over Star-Lord, Andrew’s Awesome Mix Tape Takes Center Stage #GoTGVol2

by Andrew Kardon

Music was always a big part of my childhood. Back in the Stone Ages, we played things called “audio cassettes” that we’d put in “tape players” to hear our songs. I know, I know. That sounds crazy. Even crazier? We couldn’t instantly play any song we wanted. We’d have to actually rewind or fast forward the tape to get to a specific song. Yes there’s definitely an advantage to the instant song access we have …