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Grant Brunner

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  • Editor in Chief, Video Game Town
  • Senior Administrative Specialist, State of Delaware
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Predicting The 2026 Emmy Winners, ‘Pokémon’ Gen 4 Draft

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By Jared Russo Verified, Siddhant Adlakha Verified, Grant Brunner Verified
| Video Game Town
Predicting The 2026 Emmy Winners, ‘Pokémon’ Gen 4 Draft Gen 4 of Pokémon stinks. Sucks out loud.
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‘Final Fantasy IX:’ The Importance Of Compassion, Love, And Integrity

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By Jared Russo Verified, Siddhant Adlakha Verified, Grant Brunner Verified
| Video Game Town
This guest post is written by Michaela El-Ters. There are few video games that have impacted my life as much as “Final Fantasy IX” has. One of the earliest memories I have is being curled up on the couch, my eyes glued to the television screen as my brother played through the game. I remember being surprised at the final cutscene when Garnet leapt into Zidane’s arms and punched his chest, overjoyed, shocked, and even furious with him.
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Christopher Nolan’s Features And Shorts, Ranked

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By Siddhant Adlakha Verified, Grant Brunner Verified, Jared Russo Verified
| Video Game Town
Christopher Nolan has arguably never made a bad movie, but his filmography is experienced, by each time-slipped audience member, in relative terms. One might reasonably have a ranking the exact opposite of someone else, yielding a fitting palindrome; whatever the case, it’s now a sprawling-enough oeuvre to demand spirited debate.
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