Ross Varner

@rossvarner.bsky.social

IT guy that loves his wife, his kid, animals, video games, movies, etc…

Found out this morning that the Karl Jacobs that sponsors Kinda Funny is actually a very big and successful YouTuber. I’ve been watching Kinda Funny for years and had no idea.

The show Dark Matter works because it really does make sense that millions dozens of different versions of any guy would travel across thousands of dimensions doing unspeakable things and enduring indescribable horrors to get back to Jennifer Connelly.

The Milo stuff is the perfect picture of fascism. You think you're protected because you go as big as you can on racism, you spend years harassing the movement's perceived enemies, you even disavow your own sexuality. They'll still throw you in a cage over the tiniest disagreement already forgotten.

Saddened by the loss of an incredibly talented and iconic voice actor. But happy to announce that I am now the possessor of the AllSpark. You may now call me Rossimus Prime. I vow to protect it from the decepticons.

First Dolly and Now Tim Curry. Two of the most astoundingly exceptional people that ever lived gone within a day of each other. We were lucky to have them for as long as we did, and it could never have been long enough.

"We would rather eat rocks and drink gasoline than be split up" - Compulsion Games has officially completed its buyout from Xbox and now owns all its IP. Players who buy games like South of Midnight are now supporting the studio directly, its CEO says. www.videogameschronicle.com/news/we-woul...

‘We would rather eat rocks and drink gasoline than be split up’: Compulsion Games has completed its buyout from Xbox | VGC

The South of Midnight studio now officially owns all its IP…

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Mortal Shell II upends the soulslike formula by removing the stamina bar, resulting in a brutal, non-stop action experience. Featuring elaborate dungeons, a satisfying parry system and insanely clever bosses, it ends up being a remarkable Black Metal-infused fantasy. My review for Seasoned Gaming.

Review : Mortal Shell II : As Bloody As It Gets

Video games rarely have a chance to refine what worked in a first entry. Even then, some sequels might take the wrong lessons, missing the focus of what

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