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So while the rest of you are preparing for your BaD next month, I realized I just do not have the time for that I used to. So I'm going in once a week next month, maybe twice. But don't look for me blogging, look for me on the reviews as I give you PENaT: Pokemon Every Now and Then. I'll review every mainline Pokemon game with the exceptions of the 3DS titles. The reason? Well JD gave an excellent review of X and Y while I have Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire covered.

Right now superheroes are the big thing in movies. Most of the big studios have their own set of superheroes and are milking them for all their worth. Some have enough to justify this, others not so much. However, with the obvious exception of Batman and Legos, their presence is pretty small in video games. Sure, a few of them pop up every now and then, but they lack the polish and talent behind something like the Arkham games. They're usually tied into something like a movie or cartoon. In other words, these are products first, games second.

So I'm at a weird place right now where I want to gush over Arkham Knight, yet respect you all to much to spoil why the story to this game is so incredible and made me ignore all the shortcomings of the PC version. So instead I'm going to rank all the Batmans we've seen hit the silver screen.

So another E3 came and went and honestly, I did not pay a fraction of my attention that I usually do. Blame now having an adult life and responsibilities. However, I did look up quite a few things and here's what I think.

There's been rumblings about Microsoft bringing back some classic Rare IP for E3. So I thought I'd talk about what I'd want that IP to be brought back is. Though it will probably be Battletoads as an XBLA game. 

So Community may be done for good. But then again, the show has been suspected of ending for good every season since 3. So it may go on. But since it's about Six Seasons and a Movie, I thought I'd look back and see how the show was. So I thought I'd rank the seasons since the show is unique in how each season feels so distinct from one another. 

Despite what your opinions are of the seventh console generation as a whole, I think we can agree that it was a pretty weak time for boss fights. The games released seemed to not be suited as well to boss fights as the past ones, which resulted in either bossless games (Call of Duty) or incredibly lame ones (take your pick from the Uncharted trilogy). However, that's not to say the generation did not have its share of epic fights. So here's my pick of the best of the gen.

Watch. Then you can thank me

Right now, I don't really feel like talking about games. I feel like every interesting point I can think of has either been hammered into death or so so negative that I just want to avoid it. So I'm gonna talk about TV instead since the regular season of shows just ended.  And since I mostly watch comedies, that's what I'll focus on. But I'm pretty much expecting all of these to be blown away by Rick and Morty season 2 this summer. And if you don't know what that is, start watching Rick and Morty, especially to all of those Futurama fans.

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