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.
Rainbow Six Siege is one of a new breed of online shooters that’s all about short, intense, close quarters combat between two teams. And very little else.
Those who do decide to jump in this rambunctious and alternate-reality river will at least find a few kid-focused lessons.
Based on an Oscar-winning Argentinean drama, this is a film that’s uncomfortable and sometimes downright difficult to watch.
Star Wars: Battlefront certainly pushes the nostalgia button. Hard.
The newly rebooted Lara returns with bigger adventure and, unfortunately, bigger piles of corpses, too.
The thing you don’t really get anymore with the Call of Duty games is any sense of, well, duty.
The Peanuts Movie is the perfect representation of some 50 years of Charles Schulz comic strips, condensed into a single feel-good family flick.
Master Chief is back to fight off the alien invaders. But he’s not the only one. And what about Cortana?
In a sentence, it’s everything we’re accustomed to confronting in an Assassin’s Creed game … and more.
Four or five stars would be seriously pushing things here. But I guess it’s a flick that’s probably worth at least a Facebook “like.”
Just Dance has always been about getting your groove going with a group and flailing around in exhilarating (embarrassing) ways. Is 2016 any different?
