Jen Wise

Review – INTERSTELLAR CINDERELLA by Deborah Underwood

August 23, 2017August 23, 2017 Jen Wise 2156 Views 1 Comment book review, Chronicle Books LLC, Cinderella, Deborah Underwood, fairy tales, Interstellar Cinderella, Meg Hunt, robot, SciFi4Kids, Space, spaceship

Deborah Underwood’s lyrical rhymes bring a classic fairy tale past the modern age and straight into a gorgeous future. Along with illustrations by Meg Hunt, INTERSTELLAR CINDERELLA offers a fresh perspective on an old classic tale.

Gaming

#D8NIGHT – Excerpts From The Wizard’s Journals

August 9, 2017August 9, 2017 Jen Wise 1140 Views 0 Comments character development, D&D, D8Night, Dungeons and Dragons, gaming, Goldenfields, journal, SciFi4Me TV.2, tabletop gaming, Twitch, wizard

A diary has been found. What does it say? What does it mean? Read and help us figure it out!

Gaming

The Players Got Played on D8 NIGHT: LIBATION OF GOLDENFIELDS

July 24, 2017July 24, 2017 Jen Wise 920 Views 0 Comments D&D, D8Night, Dungeons and Dragons, gaming, SciFi4Me TV.2, skill challenge, tabletop gaming, Twitch

In our last episode of #D8Night – streaming Mondays 9-11 pm on SciFi4Me TV.2 (our Twitch channel – catch up on past

Gaming Opinion

The STEAM Summer Sale Is Here And We Are Hyped

June 27, 2017June 27, 2017 Jen Wise 1641 Views 0 Comments 8Bits, gaming, opinion, sale, steam, video game

Are you ready for Steam’s summer sale? We are! Some of our gamers got their wish lists together. What’s on yours?

Gaming Podcast

8Bits: Reactions to News from E3

June 21, 2017June 21, 2017 Jen Wise 992 Views 0 Comments 8Bits, Atari, Bethesda, e3, Electronic Entertainment Expo, Microsoft, Playstation, Sony, Ubisoft, Video Games, Wolfenstein, Xbox One X

Our gang of gamers gather ’round the round table to discuss what we learned from all of the announcements at the 2017 #E3 conference.

Gaming

E3 2017: BETHESDA Hits The Ground Running

June 12, 2017 Jen Wise 1084 Views 0 Comments Bethesda, e3, Elder Scrolls, Electronic Entertainment Expo, Fallout, Skyrim, Video Games, Wolfenstein

Bethesda storms the E3 2017 stage with some much-anticipated news – Doom, Fallout, VR, and some very promising creative opportunities for gamers and fans.

Reviews Television & Film

Review: DC SUPER HERO GIRLS: INTERGALACTIC GAMES Wins the Day

June 9, 2017June 9, 2017 Jen Wise 1381 Views 0 Comments children's, DC, DC Animated Universe, DC SUPER HERO GIRLS, film review, SciFi4Kids

Kid-friendly DC Super Hero Girls come together to host, compete in, and (hopefully) win the Intergalactic Games – and that’s just the start of the action!

Podcast Reviews Television & Film

ROGUES GALLERY #54: Barry is Still Dumb, Supergirl Needs Focus

May 14, 2017December 9, 2018 Jen Wise 889 Views 0 Comments Arrow, Barry Allen, Batman, DC Comics, DC Entertainment, Gotham, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Justice League, Rogues Gallery, SciFi4Me Radio, Supergirl, Superman, The Flash, time travel, TV Recaps, TV review, Wonder Woman

The Rogues are back in the Fortress of Solitude this week to discuss the marketing of WONDER WOMAN along with the latest episodes of the DC television universe. And most of it’s not pretty.

Books Reviews

Review – SID THE SASQUATCH by Wendy Elliott

May 13, 2017May 13, 2017 Jen Wise 1380 Views 0 Comments book review, children's, CreateSpace Independent Publishing, friends, Joseph Cowman, Planet Comicon 2017, rhyme, sasquatch, Sid the Sasquatch, Wendy Elliott

Sid is a sasquatch. But I am not a sasquatch. Can we still be friends? With the help of Wendy Elliott and Joseph Cowman, I think we can!

Books Television & Film

Sony picks up WHEEL OF TIME rights

April 21, 2017 Jen Wise 1122 Views 0 Comments adaptations, fantasy, Radar Pictures, Red Eagle Entertainment, Robert Jordan, series, Sony Pictures Entertainment, The Karaethon Cycle, Wheel of Time

Just in time for JordanCon, Sony Pictures options the WHEEL OF TIME fantasy series for development on television.

Gaming Podcast

8Bits: Talking About Micro-Transactions

February 28, 2017February 28, 2017 Jen Wise 985 Views 0 Comments 8Bits, console games, DLC, extension packs, micro-transactions, Nintendo, PC games, Playstation, SciFi4Me Radio, steam, Video Games, xBox

This month, the discussion centers around micro-transactions. DLCs, upgrades, extension packs… is this good or bad for the gaming industry? Are the corporate game developers nickel-&-diming everyone? Is there a benefit for some companies?