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The House of Blood Part I Four generations ago; a hedgehog made a deal with The God of Carnage, who in the presence of mortals, merely referred to himself as Jack.The House of Blood Part I by ~Ianpiersonjdavis
The deal was to save the life of his fiancée which had been threatened by a demonic entity, in return for the powers and abilities granted to him, the hedgehog agreed to fulfill his promise of giving in to his most basic instincts, as being The God of Chaos, he enjoyed nothing more than death and destruction.
Physically, the hedgehog's fur and spines turned to a dark, blood red, and with his eyes, black sclera and yellow irises, as well as growing black claw-like fingernails, and a set of razor-sharp
Review The Hunger Games ReviewReview The Hunger Games by ~Ianpiersonjdavis
The Hunger Games
*Possible Spoilers and Explicit Language*
First off; I never read the Hunger Games books, sure it was praised by one of my heroes and writing idol; Stephen King, but even HE has made mistakes like calling 'The Happening' a good movie.
Second, it was praised by Stephanie Myer, the author of the infamous and intensely hated romance/'vampire' saga, and for me that was instantly a red flag, so I never really got around to reading it.
I went to see the film with my Dad (I think it was either for his birthday or father's day) and it was pretty much just what I expected.
And...it was pretty much what I expected, complet
Review The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker ReviewReview The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker by ~Ianpiersonjdavis
The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
*Spoilers*
First a little history about myself, the first Nintendo 64 game I ever owned was The
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and I fell in love with the franchise, I played Majora's Mask and while tedious at times, felt it was the perfect sequel to fill in the gaps of
Link's childhood from its predecessor, and then this…THING came out.
When I first saw this game, I was pretty sure it would take some getting used to, the cel shading always seemed lazy to me, I mean come on guys!
You're freaking Nintendo!
You don't want your fans thinking you're this damn lazy, do you?
Actually, they did
Review Starfox Adventures ReviewReview Starfox Adventures by ~Ianpiersonjdavis
Starfox Adventures
*Spoilers*
This sequel to the Starfox 64 was developed by both Rare and Nintendo.
Originally, it was supposed to be a game called 'Dinosaur Planet' with a blue cat girl named Krystal, who had been orphaned and was raised by an adoptive wizard named Randorn and wielded a magical staff.
While the game was never 'officially' completed-much like Starfox 2-Nintendo noted the similarities between the game's character, Sabre and the Starfox main character Fox McCloud.
This mesh of ideas form an incoherent mess of a game, made even more confusing by the fact that there is little Arwing flight, most sci-fi technology ha
Rage the Hedgehog Issue 05: Scourge Issue 05: ScourgeRage the Hedgehog Issue 05: Scourge by ~Ianpiersonjdavis
"Hey, babe." Fiona greeted Scourge as she entered the newly conquered Castle Acorn.
"Hey, where're the idiots?"
"They're on a 'permanent vacation'." She replied, smugly.
"Fi! What the hell!? After convincing me I needed a gang, you just toss them out like that? We could've at least USED them for one of our plans first!" He exclaimed.
Scourge jumped back as he heard a voice coming from the ceiling.
"Don't worry, I have a feeling you'll like what we have planned."
Scourge looked up to see the crimson hedgehog, crawling across the ceiling like some kind of spider.
"Who the hell are YOU!?" He demanded.
He jumped down, l
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