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MindsEye Video Game Review: 5 Red Flags That Signal a Triple-A Disaster in the Making
MindsEye, the flashy debut from Build A Rocket Boy, promises cinematic brilliance and futuristic thrills. But beneath the surface lies a buggy, secretive mess that feels more like a tech demo than a full game. In this brutally honest review, we break down five major red flags—troubled development, shady marketing, generic gameplay, and more—making it a launch to approach with extreme caution.

Corey M. Floyd
Jun 124 min read
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Shadow Scar Review: A Multidimensional Ninja Romp That’s Equal Parts Thrilling and Frustrating
Shadow Scar is a wild, anime-fueled tabletop RPG where ninjas protect a multiverse from yokai invaders. With vibrant worlds, cinematic combat, and deep character customization, it’s part Naruto, part Cowboy Bebop. The Starter Set shines, but rule gaps and pacing flaws keep it from reaching legendary status. Thrilling, flawed, and full of potential.

Corey M. Floyd
Jun 26 min read
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Dagger Heart and the Rise of Narrative Power: How Critical Role’s New TTRPG Shifts the Future of Tabletop Storytelling
Critical Role’s Dagger Heart isn’t just another TTRPG—it’s a blueprint for the next generation of community-driven storytelling. With emotion-focused mechanics, collaborative worldbuilding, and a bold departure from D&D’s structure, this game gives players more narrative power than ever before.

Braheim Gibbs
Jun 14 min read
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Fan Expo Philly 2025 Recap: Cosplayers, Creators, and Community Vibes
From celeb sightings to cosplay masterpieces and rare merch, Fan Expo Philadelphia 2025 was a sensory overload in the best way possible. As a first-time attendee and Philly native, I dove headfirst into panels, gaming previews, fan art, and networking opportunities. It was more than a con—it was a creative celebration you need to experience at least once.

Maya Curry-Bey
May 235 min read
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Cosplayers 101: A Beginner’s Guide
Ready to enter the world of cosplay but don’t know where to start? Our beginner’s guide has everything you need — from picking your first character to finding budget-friendly options and making your debut at Fan Expo. Cosplay is for everyone — and this article breaks it all down with heart, hype, and practical tips.
Julia Press Simmons
May 194 min read
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“The Precinct” Launches – A Throwback Cop Drama With a Neon-Noir Edge
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Braheim Gibbs
May 142 min read
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Mothers of the Multiverse: The Real-Life Superheroes We Call Mom
Amerime Media’s Official Mother’s Day Tribute Every origin story has a powerful figure at its core—someone who gave us strength, kept us...
Julia Press Simmons
May 112 min read
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Thunderbolts*: Marvel’s Misfit Mayhem Is a Gloriously Grumpy Good Time
The MCU's 36th film, Thunderbolts, throws a bunch of lovable antiheroes into chaotic group therapy with explosions. Florence Pugh shines as the heart of the crew, while Lewis Pullman’s Bob is the surprise scene-stealer. With gritty action, biting humor, and an emotional punch, it’s Marvel’s grumpiest, messiest, most fun ride since No Way Home. Imperfect but unforgettable, this misfit mission hits way harder than expected.

Corey M. Floyd
May 95 min read
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The Force Is Strong With Stereotypes: A Critical (and Slightly Roasted) Look at Racism in Star Wars
In a galaxy full of aliens, droids, and lightsabers, Star Wars somehow still drags real-world racism across the stars. From Jar Jar Binks' offensive caricature to sidelined heroes like Finn and Rose Tico, the franchise has a long, complicated relationship with race. This brutally honest (and slightly roasted) breakdown explores the ways racial stereotypes have crept into the most iconic sci-fi saga of all time.

Braheim Gibbs
May 44 min read
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Queen by Midnight: An awesome card game
Queen by Midnight flips the script on fairy tales with a wild, strategic battle royale starring fierce, spell-slinging princesses vying for the crown. With a jaw-dropping 3D clock tower, deck-building chaos, secret alliances, and ultimate abilities that explode into full-blown magical warfare, this game delivers on theme, tension, and style. Whether you're in it to brawl, bluff, or backstab, this glitter-drenched showdown is an unforgettable tabletop experience.

Corey M. Floyd
May 16 min read
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Why FAN EXPO Philadelphia 2025 Is the Ultimate Geek Destination
FAN EXPO Philadelphia and the School District of Philadelphia team up to celebrate student talent! From May 16–18, young artists will showcase their work alongside top comic creators and stars. Winners receive VIP passes, exhibit space, and more at the region’s biggest pop culture event at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Julia Press Simmons
May 13 min read
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From Barber Chairs to Billboard Dreams: Chuck Styles’ Creative Journey
Chuck Styles went from cutting hair in West Philly to creating iconic art for Topps, EA Sports, and his own collectible card line, Styconics. In this episode of the Amerime Junkies Podcast, Chuck breaks down the hustle behind his rise, the value of Black art in pop culture, and how he’s flipping creativity into generational wealth. This one’s a masterclass in artistic elevation.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 263 min read
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What is South of Midnight?
Bayous, banjos, and Black girl badassery — South of Midnight is about to cast a spell on the action-adventure scene.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 213 min read
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Solo Leveling Season 2 Review: A Masterclass in Adaptation (And Why Season 3 Has Big Shoes to Fill)
A-1 Pictures delivers another hit with *Solo Leveling* Season 2, turning up the heat with jaw-dropping animation, emotionally charged storytelling, and top-tier soundtrack bangers like LiSA’s “ReawakeR.” With epic battles, deeper character arcs, and bold changes from the manhwa, Season 2 proves this adaptation is only getting better.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 214 min read
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Top 7 Evil Main Characters in Anime — When the Protagonist Is the Problem
These anime main characters aren't saving the world—they're destroying it. Here's our top 7 evil MCs who stole the show and our souls.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 214 min read
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The Fool’s Apprentice: Build, Break, and Bend the Future of Magic
Shape young minds or break them—The Fool’s Apprentice is the chaotic magic school sim you didn’t know you needed.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 193 min read
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Wizdom Academy Review: Build the Magical School of Your Dreams
Wizdom Academy mixes magic, strategy, and sim management into one charming game. Build your dream wizard school and become headmaster!

Maya Curry-Bey
Apr 163 min read
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Why King of the Hill Aged Like a Fine Wine
“King of the Hill” quietly became a timeless classic—and in 2025, its charm, humor, and heart feel more relevant than ever.

Corey M. Floyd
Apr 76 min read
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Why We’re Excited to Play: Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Assassin’s Creed Shadows finally heads to feudal Japan, delivering dual protagonists, tense missions, and stealthy satisfaction.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 64 min read
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Why Robin Hood Would Make for a Great Assassin’s Creed Game (And How It Should Work)
Ubisoft’s next Creed should head to Sherwood. Robin Hood isn’t just lore—he’s the perfect morally gray assassin we deserve.

Braheim Gibbs
Apr 44 min read
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