After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
Is the Force strong with this one, young Jedi? Meditate on this, we will.
It’s an odd dichotomy, but at Christmas time we often think about depression. Maybe not our own, but we worry about people whose sadness and grief might somehow be amplified during this typically joyous time. And in fact, if we widen our view a bit, th …
Gilligan once had all the glory when it came to silly high seas entertainment. Then Zack and Cody secured their suite life on Disney’s deck. Now the chipmunks get their time in the sun, too, with a little tropical island fun.
Do you ever stop to think about the many roles we play in our personal and professional lives? You probably shift in and out of your different personas without much consideration: Friend, teacher, sibling, mother, employee, boss, spouse. They’re all ve …
A 25th anniversary bundle of Zelda quests—now with thrust-and-parry swordplay realism.
Harry and his pals are back in cube form for one last puzzle-solving go-round. But what do LEGOs look like when a tale turns dark and cold?
“This is the one where they have sex.” That’s Time’s eight-word summation. But there’s much more to the story—the story that’s changed so much since last we saw Bella gazing longingly into Edward’s undead eyes.
As I’m sure you fine thinkers and bloggers have noticed, we here at Plugged In are always keeping our ears to the ground and our moistened fingers up in the air to keep track of societal shifts, changing winds and the impact that different forms of med …
The ever-smiling Cooking Mama is back to share some of her favorite pot-stirring secrets. And this time the soup’s served up in 3-D.
There’s more than a simple high-octane need for speed in the latest addition to this series. There’s also a need for some button-punching punching.
This fourth Assassin’s Creed has more sharp blades than new revelations up its sleeve.
The blue overall-clad plumber takes his peachy rescue attempts to new Goomba-bopping dimensions.
It’s a land of blood and honey, as they say, full of dragons and darkness, but also heroes and beauty. And if you choose to journey there, you might not make it back in time for … breakfast.
Adam Sandler plays both Jack and his sister Jill. And that can mean only one thing: There’s no fairy tale being told here.
