This is a tracker of all the conventions I will have a booth at. Be on the look out. 2026: 1. West Edge First Saturday - West Virginia - 4/4/2026 2. Event - Location - Date 3. Event - Location - Date 4. Event - Location - Date 5. Event - Location - Date

 I'm months away from my birthday, but since I'm hoping to have a huge celebration since I'm in my late 20s now, I decided to share the games I've played which came out on the year I was born. Resident Evil 3 Super Smash Bros. Sonic Adventure

 I mean when I was a kid, it was completely normal for video game controllers to have wires because it was the best companies could do, I didn't even have any wireless controllers except for the Wii remote and the ones that came with Retron, but you had to aim them at the television or the console, it wasn't sweet freedom. There were a lot of accessories for video games when I was growing up, some were a lot of fun, some were gimmicks. And as for wireless controllers they would've been handy if I had them back then, but now that no modern game console has wired controllers they wouldn't be unique anymore. It all goes back to the Nintendo Entertainment System!

If you haven't watched my latest short film Fantasy LARP Simulation yet, it's an interactive video for fantasy role play, and if you don't have a costume feel free to learn how you could make your own costume from these examples. #1. A bright T-shirt, brown sweatpants, a shield made from a pizza box and a toy lightsaber #2. A no-string hoodie with matching color sweatpants, a homemade/toy wand/scepter and a wizard hat (perhaps a Halloween costume accessory) But if your character's species doesn't have a type of background, just go wild with your imagination and make up a costume. Here's the character sheet whenever you're ready to play it.

 I went to Super Nintendo World in Orlando last year and I had a blast! I loved my DK ice cream and I had all the happiness in me the whole time. I only rode the Yoshi ride though. My aunt bought me a power band, it was Toad. What an amazing experience Epic Universe was, I had a blast!

  This grid is a dark world that consists of a bridge over a river of lava. The crystal there is supposed to give you electric powers. A couple things you can do with this are having gargoyles fly over the lava and have a troll guarding the bridge. Here's a castle that belongs to an evil queen, you can have statues that come to life and attack, you can also that rug has something underneath it.

 Frutiger Aero is an aesthetic that was popular in the early 2000s. It consisted of a clean, sci-fi-like vibe and neon colors with a lot of silver and white. This topic is a better fit for my gaming blog than my film blog because Frutiger Aero relates more to technology than film and animation. I don't miss this style as much as Wacky Pomo, because I think the aesthetic of technology these days is quite similar. Some of Frutiger Aero also inspired my art style! Here are six examples of Frutiger Aero:

Hello, I decided that if you wouldn't mind finding new grids for your next RPG campaign, here are a couple grids I created with Canva. You can even add them with grids you already have and make new ones as well. You see there's a brick road, a portal and a house rule I made called a "health star", which you stand on to refill your HP and make a wish, then you write down what your wish was on your character sheet (for example wishing your shield was bigger or wishing you had a potion that made you float). This is a cellar with another house rule, "power flowers". Power flowers make you stronger when you sniff them and if you pour magic water from the watering can onto your weapons it will enchant them and you will write down on your character sheet what abilities your weapons have.

 #4. Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour #3. Sonic Riders #2. Luigi's Mansion #1. Resident Evil 4

The very first video game was created in 1950s at the start of television, it was a simple tennis game on a screen. But video gaming didn't skyrocket until the early 1980s, when a tech company in Kyoto, Japan had went from a card game maker to a taxi company to a hotel chain to finally an electronic toy company. Pac-Man was a smash hit, but this company took the industry by storm with an at-first failed game which was revamped into "Donkey Kong". Kids raced over to Chuck E. Cheese on Saturdays and started putting their hard-earned quarters in arcade machines. Video gaming then made it to homes on consoles, starting with Atari 2600, Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis. By the 1990s, computer-generated imagery gained a lot of prevalence, so game consoles were no longer just two-dimensional. It all started with the Nintendo 64 and the Playstation. And finally by the 2000s, video games made it to their peak. They had WiFi, and it was the start of handheld consoles ...

Last month, I got the Switch re release for Super Mario Galaxy, and I still love it to this day! There are parts I've grown out of, such as the storybook scenes, but it still holds up to this day as an adorable masterpiece. The reason I don't it on my Wii anymore is just because my Wii stopped working long ago. I remember when I had a Super Mario Galaxy themed den at my dad and stepmother's first house, which was torn down when I was already out of high school so a new road could get built. Anyway I hope you enjoy this video that's a tribute to all the nostalgia I've had for Nintendo!

In Spring 2026, be prepared for my next short film, "Fantasy LARP Simulation", a game video where you will experience at-home Live Action Roleplay! Here's the character for when you watch the video.