When I was a child, horror movies terrified me; especially anything done by Stephen King. It had me in such a state that I refused to go into my grandmother’s restroom because it reminded me of the one in the movie and I had these horrible visuals of blood pouring up from the bathroom sink. Pet Cemetery had me watching, on the look-out for pets long since passed. Eventually, though, I grew up and such things stopped scaring me. Don’t get me wrong; things still creeped me out;

We met a lot of amazing people this year at RTX 2016, from amazing cosplayers and fans of all types of games to the developers of said games and yes even the media that covers these games. That is one of the amazing things about the convention experience, seeing the games industry as a whole come together to learn about ourselves and enjoy each others company. I was fortunate enough to have a chance to chat with the folks from Ideas are Bulletproof Studios and while the conve

Especially for someone like me, it is a hard transition to go from being a writer to a journalist. I’ve always been able to hide behind my words and journalism takes away that protective barrier. I did my first interview of sorts today with Zachary Mahl, who is the programmer of Lights Out with NomNom Game Studios. He patiently played and talked with me while I failed miserably at his pride and joy, which is essentially a physics multi-player game that consists of fiery foxes