We have one sector we haven’t explored yet, so let’s check that out before we return to the Nexus.
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We deal with a little bit of crap aboard the ship before returning to the Nexus for a brief stint.
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The Fate universe has, in the works I’ve reviewed thus far, has generally formed a cohesive narrative whole – with the exception of clear comedic side-stories that are deliberately intended to be outside continuity like Carnival Phantasm. Others have adapted alternate routes of the visual novels that are part of Type-Moon’s Nasuverse (like Fate/Stay Night mostly adapting the Fate route and Unlimited Blade Works adapting that route). Fate/Prisma Illya is a true alternate take on the Fate Universe
We’ve unlocked the first vault of the game, on Eos. It’s time to learn more about the Remnant.
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This time I’m taking a look at (chronologically) the first book in the Fafhrd and Grey Mouser series – Swords & Deviltry.
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We’ve completed the second beacon, and gotten the remaining components of the experiment, so let’s cash in that quest.
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We go through the codex a little bit, and hunt down components of the research project.
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It would be reductive to say that Samurai Cop was is what you should expect from a film from the late ’80s, and early ’90s titled Samurai Cop. Reductive, and not entirely accurate. Not because the film is better than that description would imply – but because the film is actually worse.
The film is a shockingly mean-spirited film, to such a degree that it overwhelms some of the charm that the film’s incompetence would have otherwise merited. The film follows Joe Marshall, a cop from San Diego k
We learn the Eos installation was researching some critter, and accidentally let it loose. Sadly, it doesn’t help us fight the Kett. My apologies for the lack of commentary, I’m getting over a cold.
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We find another Remnant construct on Eos, and may be able to use this to improve the atmosphere. My apologies for the lack of commentary, I’m getting over a cold.
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This time we’re taking a brief look at the West End Games RPG – and the times between the original novels and comics, and the more familiar era.
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Opening Credits: Star Wars Theme from Super Star Wars on the SNES.
Closing Credits: Chiptune Cantina Band from Chiptune Inc. – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJtiGFudFlvYMfjiU1NKJg
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We land on Eos, and things might be worse than we anticipated. My apologies for the lack of commentary, I’m getting over a cold.
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We begin our exploration of the Andromeda Galaxy. My apologies for the lack of commentary, I’m getting over a cold.
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We get to know most of the crew of our ship. My apologies for the lack of commentary, I’m getting over a cold.
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Before Kinoko Nasu created Tsukihime or Fate/Stay Night, he put out a light novel series titled “Garden of Sinners” (or Kara no Kyokai). The books set up some concepts that would be folded into to the collection of series that is generally known as the “Nasuverse” – though the series aren’t exactly in direct continuity with each other. In the mid-to-late 2000s, they were adapted into a series of animated films by Ufotable, prior to them getting the gig for Fate/Zero and Unlimited Blade Works.
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This time I’m taking a look at the first book in the “Books of the Raksura” series by Martha Wells – The Cloud Roads.
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We’ve gotten off of Habitat 7, and we’re now en-route to The Nexus… and things aren’t going great there either.
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We’ve arrived on our supposed “Golden World”, only it’s more like Iron Pyrite.
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We’re returning to the Star Wars novels with our first straight-up stand alone book (meaning one that isn’t part of a trilogy or other mini-series.
Writer: Kathy Tyers Publication Date: January 1994
The Truce at Bakura is available from Amazon.com in Kindle and paperback editions.
Plot Notes
A few days after the victory at Endor, an emergency communication drone from the planet Bakura arrives at Endor, with an emergency message for the Emperor – the planet is under attack by an alien race kn
Over the past few months, I’ve been doing a Let’s Play of Mass Effect 3. I felt this was the best time to do that Let’s Play, with the impending release of Mass Effect Andromeda. We also have some time and distance from the initial controversy over Mass Effect 3’s ending, and the second wave of controversy over the “Director’s Cut”, which meant that I could approach the game fresh, without any of that baggage. So, how does Shepard’s final outing fare?
The final installment of the series has the
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