Reblogged and Rebooted

After much deliberation, relaxation, and (most of all) procrastination, I am back with another post, and a little update for what's ahead.

Expect more frequent updates in the coming weeks, since as part of a Uni assignment, I need to maintain a blog much better than I have been in the past months. Don't all cheer at once.

More news and reviews are on the way, as well as some video content, that has been in production for far too long.

This blog is also going to be getting a little redesign soon, after which it will hopefully no longer look as bland as it does currently.

That's it for now. I wanted to do a simple post like this to start off the new wave of content.

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