The Wizard: 30th Anniversary Retrospective
The Wizard released on December 15, 1989 and was unsuccessful with both critics and the general public. Still, it rallied up a hype machine for a company almost synonymous with video games at the time: Nintendo. Armed with child star Fred Savage from the extremely popular show The Wonder Years, this video game take on Tommy has become a cult favorite for those that were children of the late 80s. Fred dives into the relevant content and culture surrounding the film that gets close to home if you were born within a very specific time period.
Opening Song: You Don’t Get Much by the Bo Deans
Send Me An Angel by Real Life
I Live by the Groove by Paul Kerrick
Closing Song: Portions for Foxes by Rilo Kiley
Gaming History 101 
Complaining about nothing is not a crime, but is also pointless. The girl is herself, she is not meant to represent all women everywhere throughout human history. Nor is anyone should. Also, he touched her breast. That is TOTALLY what a child trying to get away from an adult would say. 100% realistic line. Not even ironic.
Andrew Vi
December 15, 2019 at 5:56 pm