After a few weeks of Majora’s Mask, Ethos is back to his old self with his return to Editorial Miscellany. That is correct, he wanders aimlessly across topics in true mediocre form. Meeting middling expectations: that is the Ethos guarantee.
Ethos beat Majora’s Mask 3D after playing through it slowly for a few weeks and decided to write two thousand words about it. Yikes. For those in a rush, here is the quick version: The game is still good. The 3DS makes it better.
Ethos has been playing Majora’s Mask 3D for about two weeks and while his review will not go live until next week, he details the changes that come along with the portable remake and whether he believes that they are welcome changes.
Ethos takes a look at how he takes a look at video games by reflecting on Dragon Age: Inquisition, Kingdom Hearts II and also by looking ahead to the next Zelda entry. He finds, among other things, that time is the most important dimension in video games.
Ethos has been playing many incarnations of Mario RPG games recently and considering how it has been seven years since a Mario RPG appeared on a home console, he speculates on what the next one could – or should – look like.
Ethos played Super Paper Mario. Ethos played Final Fantasy X. Ethos wrote about Super Paper Mario and Final Fantasy X. There is something else Ethos wrote about as well. Hm, what could it be?
Ethos is sick of coasting and discusses some thoughts on what inspiration is and how it relates to video games, conversations about video games, and his own writing. Pretend that was an exciting description.
Ethos is sick and tired and should be enjoying his holidays, but he just loves his readers too much and so he crawled out of his gross sweaty bed and blew his nose to bring everybody an Editoral Miscellany. Enjoy.
Ethos was very excited to download Suikoden II and start his very first playthrough of the game this week, but he also took a long pit stop to play nothing but Smash Bros. Is he enjoying Suikoden? And what exactly is Sexy Shulk Wars? Read and find out!
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is something of an unexpected spin-off, but that does not prevent it from being a creative delight. Ethos reviews the game after the click.