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Monthly Archives: November 2017
You may need to clear some time in your holiday schedule.
I try not to get TOO hyperbolic about any particular game, because I know that being too much of a fanboy can be super annoying to, well, everyone. That said, I wanted to draw some special attention to the impending … Continue reading
Posted in ps3, Souls, videogames
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Insanity, Defined
There’s a popular quote, frequently attributed to Very Smart People (Albert Einstein is a favorite), that goes something like this: “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results” Now. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Switch, videogames
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Nights of Azure: A Girl and Her Demon Pals
I do a lot of playing games after the sequels have already been released, and Nights of Azure is no exception to this – it originally came out in March of 2016 and its sequel has been out for over … Continue reading
Posted in PS4, videogames
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ReCore: A Girl and Her Bots
I must start with a disclaimer: I have done a great many years of technical support in my time, and ReCore is a game in which you play, basically, a technical support engineer. I am thus rather predisposed to speaking … Continue reading
Posted in videogames, Xbox One
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Taking Home The Bronze
I’m a bit of a comics nerd, though a lapsed one. My favorite era is what’s called the Bronze Age, the years just before everything got grim and gritty. It was a little more grounded than the comics of the … Continue reading
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This is why I’m becoming more of a dirty console peasant
Woke up early this morning and decided to see if I could sneak in some gaming time without waking up my wife – and, since I have a really loud mechanical keyboard, that meant trying to find something in my … Continue reading
Posted in PC Gaming, videogames, visual novels
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Hell Girls: Not Just a Clever Name
No sugar coating here, I got my arse handed to me by a Match-3 game tonight. Specifically, Hell Girls, which is yet another budget title ($1.99) from SakuraGame. Most of their games can be summed up as “It’s a <genre>, … Continue reading
Posted in PC Gaming, videogames
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Tell me, O muse, of that ingenious hero.
This is turning out to be quite a year for me and Nintendo’s flagship mascot – I’ve finished more Mario titles in the last few months than I did in the previous four decades of gaming. Granted, that’s still only … Continue reading
Posted in Switch, videogames
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Switch First Impressions
Frantically burning through short games to get my backlog count down meant that I didn’t actually crack open the box of my new Switch until this Saturday – and then, of course, I spent way too long getting a screen … Continue reading
Posted in Switch, videogames
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One more Movies Anywhere post
So, for a service that launched only a few weeks ago, Movies Anywhere has been… well, it borders on Just Working, which is amazing considering all the normal drama that comes out whenever the motion picture industry intersects with the … Continue reading
Posted in movies & tv, organization
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