Inside The Mind Of Tyfoon

 you read the title correct. The Batman Arkham games have been around for quite some time. It all started with Batman Arkham Asylum which changed the landscape of superhero video games. It introduced Joker as the main villain and exceeded imaginings of the character, and had some of the best boss battles we saw to that point. After, the release we wanted more, as Arkham Asylum itched a spot for so many of the video game fans and comic book readers. The second game only expanded on that and delivered so much more than anyone could have expected. The release of Batman Arkham City, which is my personal favorite, really set a high standard for the series that it never could reach again. The next that was released was Batman Arkham Origins, which is a prequel and had a good concept but just not many played it or cared about it. The next, and last, Batman title to release was perhaps the biggest title in the series and that is Batman Arkham Knight. Arkham Knight had mixed reviews and st

For the better part of the last 5-6 years, Dean Ambrose has been looked at as one of the main eventers in the WWE. He was a member of The Shield, a former WWE Champion, and has some high-quality matches and a few great feuds under his belt. However, Dean Ambrose never fit the WWE mold of what they wanted, he was always a little bit different than the normal main event talent. Since The Shield broke up the first time, he was more just like the third guy who could never do as much as Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. Seth Rollins was booked as a top heel and had a nice long run with the title. Roman Reigns was the chosen one by WWE and who was gifted all of the great accolades and multiple title runs. Ambrose was in lackluster feuds with The Miz, Bray Wyatt, and had a very forgettable WWE Title run. Did WWE book him right? Well, that is an odd question to answer on the surface. To a point yes, as he was in a lot of markee matches with the likes of Brock Lesnar, Seth Rollins, Roman Re