The infamous armor from the Horse Armor DLC Pack in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, shiny and golden in the electric sun. A quote below the image reads: "The benefit of secondary reinforcers is that you can never have enough of them. You can never be satisfied."

A rainbow crosswalk leads the way to a temporary wall displaying a banner advertising Summer Game Fest's Play Days. A crossing guard in a fluorescent yellow vest sits dutifully on the other side of the road. A quote below the image reads: "Somewhere underneath this slick advertising event, with free coffee, alcohol and Sega-themed lemonade, something was repeatedly breaking down, loudly and shockingly."

Bobot contemplates a giant hamburger with cat ears on the bun. Delicious! A quote above the image reads: "Bobot stands up for others, does what she thinks is right and defeats evil all while sporting a pink pompadour and sometimes Moogle slippers."

Artwork depicting Godzilla curled up in the Roman Colosseum while spotlights shine on him from several angles. A quote below the image reads: "Godzilla can remember his nuclear trauma, but he doesn’t have to always stay there."

Kurt Russell as Lee Shaw in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. Below the image a quote reads: "The entire point of Godzilla (both the monster and the core premise) is to paint the consequences of human war, greed and indifference to nature in a new light."

The cover of Unwinnable Issue #177 shows a gamer trapped in a box with only a glowing screen, game console, and the bare necessities for survival being drained of money and life force as sinister game execs look on and take notes from above.

A busy street in Tokyo, filled with colorful ads and signage. A quote below the image reads: "The economic bubble burst in 1991, unleashing a form of cascading chaos that was very much akin to Godzilla’s rampage."

An illustration from the manga Chainsaw Man shows a man with shaggy hair pensively reviewing a newspaper, coffee mug in hand. A quote above the image reads: "The Gun Devil’s appearance evokes the original kaiju, inspired by the U.S. bombing of Japanese civilians in WWII, by emerging off the coast before turning its destruction inland."

The box art for Starcadia Quest with colorful chibi space adventurers including a cat person with white fur and a gun as well as a lazer sword visor person and more. A quote below the image reads: "I can’t explain why the art in Starcadia Quest mostly works for me while the art in Arcadia Quest was a dealbreaker."

The three heads of Cerberus pant like a bunch of scary good boys in art from Hades II. A quote above the image reads: "In its adaptive move, Hades strikes a lot of the darker elements from the Greek stories it borrows from, and recasts other parts."