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Adrian Ruiz

Adrian Ruiz

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Co-Host and Contributor, But Why Tho?

San Jose

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Total articles 272

  • The Beginning After The End Episode 2 Review

    By Adrian Ruiz| But Why Tho? Verified The Beginning After the End Episode 2 does more than continue Arthur’s story—it deepens it. By peeling back the layers of who King Grey once was and how Arthur is slowly becoming someone else entirely, the anime starts to carve out a real emotional identity. What could have just been a worldbuilding episode ends up being something much more—an exploration of power, potential, and the people who help shape both. One of the best additions this week is the deeper glimpse into King Grey’s past life.

    By Adrian Ruiz · But Why Tho?

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Hexas is Humor and Heart in New Dimensional Double Shift DLC

    By Adrian Ruiz| But Why Tho? Verified If you ever needed a chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt VR snapshot of Texas, Hexas might be it. Owlchemy Labs’ latest update to Dimensional Double Shift drops players into the Gas N’ Grill—a wild, demon-filled roadside attraction straight from a Lone Star fever dream. And after playing it for the first time on a Quest headset in a hotel room, I get it. Not just the jokes, the rhythm, or the VR charm—but the point.

    By Adrian Ruiz · But Why Tho?

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The Beginning After The End Episode 2 Review

    By Adrian Ruiz| But Why Tho? Verified The Beginning After the End Episode 2 does more than continue Arthur’s story—it deepens it. By peeling back the layers of who King Grey once was and how Arthur is slowly becoming someone else entirely, the anime starts to carve out a real emotional identity. What could have just been a worldbuilding episode ends up being something much more—an exploration of power, potential, and the people who help shape both. One of the best additions this week is the deeper glimpse into King Grey’s past life.

    By Adrian Ruiz · But Why Tho?

    Apr. 13, 2025

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But Why Tho?

Austin, Texas, United States