My Review of Resident Evil 2
This is my review of the 2019 remake of Resident Evil 2. Spoiler: I love this game and it’s absolutely going to be in contention for my favorite game at the end of this year.
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This is my review of the 2019 remake of Resident Evil 2. Spoiler: I love this game and it’s absolutely going to be in contention for my favorite game at the end of this year.
This is not an official review of the iPhone XS, but I’ve had the phone for a month and figured it was about time i share some of my thoughts on Apple’s latest and greatest phone. For some context, I’ve bought every iPhone since the iPhone 5
Every year since 2015 Apple has released a collection of Apple Watches, each with a standout hardware feature. The Series 2 brought GPS, Series 3 had LTE, and this year’s Series 4 has a vastly improved screen. The question on everyone’s mind this year is whether that screen
Every September since Apple released the Apple Watch, we’ve seen a brand new version of watchOS come out that improves the experience. Here’s a brief recap: * watchOS 1 (Apr 2015): way more functionality than needed, and super slow * watchOS 2 (Sep 2015): slightly faster, and better APIs for
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion The Microsoft Surface Go is a product
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion Using the Surface Go for the past
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion The first few sections of this review
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion While the hardware of the tablet itself
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion Easily the most impressive thing about the
This was originally going to be a longer review with more than 2 short parts, but as I looked at what else had changed in Pie compared to Oreo, I found myself at a loss for how much could be said about each change. There’s a fair number of
Android has never been my favorite operating system, as evidenced by my numerous Android reviews, but I always hold out hope that “this is the year” they win me over. I’ll begin this piece by saying that Google has indeed not won me over in 2018 either. Android Pie
The latest update to Drafts has put the app not only back on my home screen, and not only back in my iPhone dock, but also on my Apple Watch face. While I have seen some great reviews out there for the app itself, I have not seen anyone really
Be warned before proceeding, this is a review written by someone who has AirPods, loves them, and will be viewing the Google Pixel Buds intentionally through that lens. I will not talk about them in a vacuum and I will not give Google a pass because this is their first
I’ve long used Television Time as my TV tracking app, and I jumped for joy when I heard that my friend, Maximilian Litteral, was releasing a sister app for movies. The app is called Cinema Time and it’s on the App Store today. You’ve likely used a
Introduction The HomePod is an interesting product from Apple. It’s a smart speaker that Apple is going out of its way to make you think is not like other smart speakers, which is a classic Apple maneuver1. Apple is partially right to do this because it leans into what