Sometimes criticism isn’t the point—sometimes you just want to say why something matters.
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A Love Letter to Physical Media, or What’s NOT on the Shelf
Sony’s decision to end new physical PlayStation releases in 2028 feels like the inevitable next step in gaming’s slow march away from ownership. A Love Letter—and a eulogy—for discs, cartridges, and the media we can actually hold.
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A Love Letter to The Pitt
A single shift. Endless crises. The Pitt doesn’t just depict emergency medicine—it traps you inside it. What begins as skepticism turns into reverence in this love letter to a medical drama that understands exhaustion, care, and the quiet cost of saving lives.
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A Love Letter to Civilization VI
Late to the Civilization party, I found myself falling hard for Civ VI — the game that made “just one more turn” a lifestyle. Even as Civ VII stumbles, my heart belongs to its predecessor.
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A Love Letter to FromSoftware
From King’s Field to Elden Ring, this is my personal journey with FromSoftware—the studio that shaped how I play, how I fail, and how I keep getting back up. A love letter to the monsters, fog gates, blood vials, and brilliant chaos of it all.
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