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Exclusive Interview – Netmarble U.S. President Simon Sim talks The King of Fighters/WWE, cloud gaming, and the future of mobile video games

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Red Stewart chats with Simon Sim about The King of Fighters/WWE collaboration… Simon Sim is the President of the United States branch of Netmarble Corp., a South Korean game developer best known for their work in the mobile genre. Their most recent release was the The King of Fighters ALLSTAR, which received an update temporarily […]

Video Game Review – Ramiwo

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Red Stewart reviews Ramiwo for PC (Steam)… Playing Ramiwo, I was unfortunately reminded of another indie title called Virginia. Like Ramiwo, it marketed itself as a walking simulator with a deep narrative, but the end result was more akin to an overly-ambitious animated film that ultimately failed thematically and artistically. Developed by Matto and Bil Deerberg (I am […]

Exclusive Interview – Developer Camel 101 talks Those Who Remain, horror genre, and Lovecraft

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Red Stewart chats with developer Camel 101 about Those Who Remain… Those Who Remain is an upcoming survival horror title developed by Camel 101, an independent game company that previously created several games like Gemini Wars and Syndrome. With the game set to come out soon, Flickering Myth had the chance to speak with them, and I […]

Video Game Review – Reversion: Chapter 3 – The Return

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Red Stewart reviews Reversion: Chapter 3 – The Return for PC (Steam)… Point-and-click adventure titles have been a staple of computer gaming since the days of the DOS, their simple mechanics making them accessible to players of all ages and experiences. Unfortunately, that relatively easy production process has also given them a reputation for being […]

Black Lightning Season 3 Episode 16 Review – ‘The Book of War: Chapter Three: Liberation’

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Red Stewart reviews the season 3 finale of Black Lightning… I hate to say I told you so but, as has tended to be the case with Black Lightning in general, I told you so. In the prior “Freedom Ain’t Free,” though I was excited, I mentally theorized that all this build-up would be for […]

Black Lightning Season 3 Episode 14 Review – ‘The Book of War: Chapter One: Homecoming’

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Red Stewart reviews the fourteenth episode of Black Lightning season 3… I can’t believe I am saying this, but Black Lightning’s writers managed to do something I didn’t think was possible- they finally tied together most of the loose plot threads this show has left dangling since its inception three seasons ago. If you’ve been […]

Black Lightning Season 3 Episode 15 Review – ‘The Book of War: Chapter Two: Freedom Ain’t Free’

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Red Stewart reviews the fifteenth episode of Black Lightning season 3… The word war is thrown around a lot in the penultimate episode of Black Lightning’s third season, yet I couldn’t help but be as disappointed by its prevalence as I was with War for the Planet of the Apes. Both act like what they’re […]

Exclusive Interview – Composer Henry Jackman talks Jumanji: The Next Level, The Winter Soldier, and Predator

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Red Stewart chats with Henry Jackman about Jumanji: The Next Level… Henry Jackman is an English composer who has been working in the film, television, and video game industries since the early-2000s. He is best known for his compositions for projects like Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain Phillips, and Ralph Breaks the Internet. His latest work was […]

Black Lightning Season 3 Episode 13 Review – ‘The Book of Markovia: Chapter Four: Grab the Strap’

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Red Stewart reviews the thirteenth episode of Black Lightning season 3… In spite of my fears, Black Lightning managed to deliver another mostly solid episode following the surprisingly enjoyable “Motherless Id” from last week. That episode set-up the events of “Grab the Strap” wherein Jefferson headlines a plan to break into a Markovian facility to […]