Arc-Cast

Arc talks about Persona, the famous JRPG series that mixes surreal fantasy action with surprisingly honest reality. 

A talk about Satellaview, a bizarre device by Nintendo only released in Japan that internet historians are trying to recover content from.

In the first of what may become a series, Arc tries to explain the absurd "grimdark" setting of Warhammer 40k, a tabletop war game turned media franchise with a very unique tone and style. 

Arc reviews two games on the Nintendo Switch, since both of them are interesting but neither of them are long enough for a full episode. 

In this more serious bonus episode, a talk about lost media quickly becomes exclusively about Stephen King's infamous novella Rage, one of the few stories to have been purposefully banned by its own author.  

In a departure from the norm, Arc reviews a 12 part comic book series. The legendary All Star Superman is a fresh and unique take on what some consider an outdated and overpowered character. 

The second episode of the Unmade Adaptions side series. Arc gushes about Kiln people, a science fiction novel with a concept that would be incredible for adaption, but does not have the popularity it deserves. 

In a side series from the other reviews, Arc takes a look at lesser known books and media that he thinks absolutely deserve a second chance. This episode centers on the fascinating 2003 horror novel by Stephen King, From a Buick 8, and the potential for a serialized TV adaption. 

Arc rambles about one of his favorite game series, the Legend of Zelda. A special extra-length episode for a special, long running series.  (Note: please pardon the occasional knocking heard during parts of the episode. I did not hear it as I was recording and I can't quite seem to find the source! I'll make sure it is removed from future episodes.)

One Punch Man is a very odd series, but Arc is here to attempt to parse the deeper themes behind the anime/manga comedy hit. 

Late-ish at night, with nothing else to do, Arc goes on a tangent about one of his favorite theme park rides. 

A review of the movie Tron Legacy, an interesting sequel to a unique science-fiction series. 

As a test of audio and uploading, this is a ramble on a TV show I've been watching lately. A basic review of the hit anime classic Dragon Ball Z