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Halo is one of those few special franchises the notoriety of which transcends the video game genre, even non-gamers know what it is. For many millennials, it was the formative game series of their childhood (albeit not mine, as a filthy Playstation normie). Rumors of a TV adaptation date back over a decade to the days of LAN parties at the height of the games' popularity. It is hard to say exactly why a Halo TV series was not made until now. Rumored projects often had big nam

Since PPC is not a syndicated publication with legitimate journalistic credentials (yet), I was not afforded the opportunity to play The Last of Us Part 2 before its scheduled release last week. Instead, I used my big boy money to buy it and play it over the weekend. After a 30-hour ordeal, I can declare that the experience of playing TLOU2 is as harrowing as it is satisfying. What follows is my spoiler-free review of one of the most anticipated releases of all time. Much lik

Cliff Bleszinski is perhaps one rung below what could be considered a household name in the video game industry. He was an early member of Epic Games, one of the oldest and most successful game developers in the country and the company responsible for the Fortnite-ification of an entire generation of teenagers. Bleszinski went on to lead one of the most prolific franchises in video game history, Gears of War. But it was not his work promoting impossibly large biceps that led

To the untrained eye, The Witcher seems like an unfettered mess of medieval fantasy cliches. Monsters, wizards, kings and queens, destiny. And in the middle of it all, a lone outsider, a free-thinking warrior going against the grain. But The Witcher is not your average fantasy, and that is exactly why it both fails and succeeds. Based on a series of books by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher follows the exploits of Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter armed with two