Gaming

Here are my honest thoughts on The Game Awards. While some games looked impressive on a technical level, a lot of the lineup felt safe, familiar, and lacking strong identity. From character design choices to remasters competing with new releases, I break down what didn’t work for me.

In today’s video, Other Helmet Guy breaks down one of the biggest Devil May Cry theories: does Dante actually exist in two different timelines? By comparing the original Dante path (DMC3 → DMC1 → Anime → DMC2) to the modern Canon route (DMC3 → DMC4 → DMC5), we explore how the character has been rewritten, reshaped, and divided into two completely different versions. The non-Canon Dante becomes stronger, darker, and more isolated—eventually entering the SMT universe and continuing his journey independently. Meanwhile, the Canon Dante is locked into a repeating rivalry with Vergil, a storyline that heavily influences Nero and shifts the focus toward Vergil’s legacy rather than Dante’s own development. This video looks at: 🔥 Dante’s personality shift 🔥 The original vs modern storyline 🔥 Vergil’s impact on the Canon rewrite 🔥 Nero’s role as the new protagonist 🔥 Why the two Dantes feel like separate characters 🔥 What this means for the future of the series This is all just theory, not official fact—just my own interpretation of the lore. What do you think? Should Devil May Cry stick to the Canon Dante? Or should the original timeline continue in some form?

Today’s video explores what a potential sequel to Batman: Arkham Knight could’ve looked like if Azrael became the main character. From continuing Batman’s legacy, to becoming Gotham’s antihero, all the way to a darker route where he rises as the Order’s chosen conqueror — this video breaks down every path, villain, and story direction that the Arkham series could’ve taken. I also go through the possible gameplay changes, enemy factions like the Court of Owls, and even a secret final boss encounter with Batman himself. This is just my take on what could have been, but I’d love to hear your thoughts. Let me know what you think in the comments, and once again — thanks for watching.

Shadow Helmet Guy here, joined by Greedy Helmet and Other Helmet Guy, and today we’re diving into a big debate: Is The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom a glorified DLC, or is it a true sequel? Greedy Helmet argues it’s basically the same game with reused assets. Other Helmet Guy says the new mechanics, enemies, and world expansion make it a full sequel. And me? I’m stuck in the middle trying to figure out who’s right. In this video we break down: – The similarities between Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom – The new mechanics like Ultrahand, Fuse, Ascend – The Depths, Sky Islands, and world changes – Enemy variety and combat upgrades – Story differences – Whether TOTK feels “too familiar” – And if it should’ve been DLC or a full game Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Just sharing my thoughts on Persona 3 Reload and its release on the Switch 2. It could’ve been something great, but the way it was handled feels like a letdown — from the game key card release to the missed chance of a full version. What do you think about the Switch 2 version? Let me know in the comments below.

Just sharing my thoughts on the Kirby Air Ride announcement shown in the recent Nintendo Direct. It’s great to see this classic finally make a return — can’t wait to see more about the gameplay. What do you think about the announcement? Let me know in the comments below.

Just giving my thoughts on the announcement of Dynasty Warriors 3 Remastered. It’s great to see one of the classic hack-and-slash games making a return after all these years! What are your thoughts on this remaster? Drop a comment below.

Just sharing my quick thoughts on the announcement of Yakuza Kiwami 3. Really excited to see this one finally getting a remaster — it’s been a long time coming! What do you think about the news? Let me know in the comments.

In this video, I share my honest thoughts on the latest Nintendo Direct! I go over the highlights and my concerns. I'd love to hear your take on this direct- what stood out to you? Do you think Nintendo is heading in the right direction? Let me know in the comments.

Originally it was just supposed to be a Patreon only video, but something went wrong, so I decided put it on this instead as a one off.