Posted by Bishop on 08 24th, 2010

Posted by Bishop on May 29, 2006 You work hard for your money. You love video games. Sometimes there seems to be way too many games out there you want to play, but you will have to forego them just because you can’t afford to shell out $80.00 (CDN) every two weeks for games that TYPICALLY last 10-12 hours. I will not get into the idea of video games being a much more value-packed form of entertainment than...

Posted by Fearhurst on May 27, 2006 Let me start by saying this: my feelings going into X-Men 3 were that of great excitement, combined with very low expectations. Everything leading up to to this movie looked bad. Bryan Singer, the director who made X1 and X2 so well, was gone… The studio caved to Halle Berry’s demands for more screen time… Even the trailers that came out looked kind of lame. I...

Posted by Bishop on May 26, 2006 Well that was totally worth it. I am very happy that I had stayed until after the credits. I gotta say that not only is X3: The Last Stand not crap, but was actually one HELL of a lot of fun. The growth of Logan’s character has been laid out very well, and they actually USED Halle Berry for once and she isn’t just furniture (she did a spectacular job) but she is my only...

Posted by Fearhurst on May 26, 2006 Most people I’ve talked to already know this. He gave the best performance in both of the first two X-Men movies (note: going to see #3 today), he ruled as Gandalf, and he’s one of those people I include on lists of people I would love to have lunch with. I haven’t seen The Da Vinci Code yet, (for no other reason than lack of time), but once again, most of the...

Posted by Bishop on May 25, 2006 I have done a lot of reading up on E3 as of late. I know Bio-Shock stands to be an as yet unplayed favourite of mine. But there is one experience that has haunted me for months now. One experience that really defines who we are here at Renerd.com, so much so that it has become our rating system for how we feel about things. Back in 1968 I am sure Night of the Living Dead was...

Posted by Bishop on May 24, 2006 I am 9 years old and my parents want to stop and pick up some milk for home.  I enter the corner store with my Mom, and browse the comics as I always do when, Hold The Phone!, There’s this guy made out of metal! and he’s busting down spiked walls! Cool! I must have this! I will die without this! How can my life go on without this? IT CAN’T! Mother! You...