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Hello, everyone. Now, Halloween is only a few days away…. Like, ten weeks away… Well, I want to get an early start, so, for all of you, I am going to make ten different top tens for the next following Saturdays. And what better way than to start with the top ten demons. Now, demons are the little red creatures that you find lurking the in the depths of hell, or in some part of the media. Now, first some rules. Only one demon per franchise, and only from what I have seen, or played. Also, I am including ANYTHING! Be it movies, games, TV shows, whatever. It’s so that way, I can make these...

In case you are wondering, ani is korean for no.

Three old blind stallions were walking alongside a street to a club. They were all walking with canes making sure they weren't going to hit anything. They kept walking until they saw a pony get in a red sports car. Yes, the stallions were old, but they weren't blind. As the pony was getting in his sports car the stallions shot him. Then they got in a old hearse, and drove away. "One agent down two to go." the driver said. "Who are we killing next?" the orange stallion asked. "Our next target is a yellow Alicorn that lives right here." The driver...

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the first day of SWERY Month, where we spend each day of the week talking about some of SWERY’s best games. And today, everyone, we’ll be talking about one of SWERY’s first games, and his first step into the horror genre. The PS2 survival horror game, Extermination.... Yep



Now hear me out, I never said that I would spend every single game on here praising all of SWERY’s work. I only said that I was gonna talk about any game by SWERY that fits into the horror genre. I was honestly debating wanting to talk about this game, because while it is a SWERY...

I’ve never heard of this game up until now. I was watching a video on obscure titles by Atlus that weren’t SMT or Persona and one game that caught my attention was this strange little game called Baroque. Released originally for the Sega Saturn in Japan only, it got a remake for the PS2 and Wii, and when Atlus got word of it, they decided to publish the game, since the game was developed by Sting, and got it released in North America. And honestly, looking at this game, with a post-apocalyptic setting and all this talk of gods and angels and stuff… Yeah, I can see why Atlus wanted to...