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Monthly Archives: April 2018
On Trying New Things
So, one side effect of playing an awful lot of Halo recently is that it got me curious what Bungie had been up to since Halo Reach. That lead me to the local Gamestop’s 4-for-$10 bin to pick up a … Continue reading
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On Procrastination
While I haven’t talked much about the series in a few years, I used to be quite the fan of the “Assassin’s Creed” games. I had something of a break with the series after III, which was the point where … Continue reading
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Halo Month, Part 7: I don’t know why you say Halo, I say goodbye.
Technically, I did not absorb EVERY piece of Halo-related media in the last three weeks. There are a few comics, a whole mess of audio logs and terminal records, and a couple of books I didn’t get around to. That … Continue reading
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Halo Month, Part 6: Sweet Christmas
It’s an odd thing to realize, but of the 10 Xbox One games I’ve finished since owning the console, 8 of them have been remastered versions of games that were originally released for the Xbox or Xbox 360 – with … Continue reading
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Halo Month, Part 5: Embracing Product Synergy
The most recent batch of Halo media consisted of six books (“Mortal Dictata”, “Broken Circle”, “New Blood”, “Hunters in the Dark”, “Saint’s Testimony” and “Last Light”, one video series (“Halo: Nightfall”) and two PC ports of mobile games. At this … Continue reading
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Halo Month, Part 4: Finally, some payoff.
Halo Month continues. I wrapped up Halo Reach, read the “Forerunner Trilogy” (Cryptum, Primordium, and Silentium), read the first two books of the Kilo Five Trilogy (“Glasslands” and “The Thursday War”), watched “Halo: Forward Unto Dawn”, played Halo 4’s single-player … Continue reading
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Soon.
So, seven days from now it looks like I will be able to play Panzer Dragoon Orta, upscaled, on my purchased-for-a-song Xbox One S. Moreover, if they follow their normal pattern, everyone NOT lucky enough to still have a disc … Continue reading
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Installing Halo Wars 2 Complete from the Windows Store.
So, I almost managed to make it through Microsoft’s Spring Sale without buying a single new game, and I was feeling pretty good about that. Then, at like 1 AM (with two hours left in the sale!), my resolve broke … Continue reading
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Halo Month, Part 3
I’m painfully old-school sometimes, so normally I write blog posts in a plain text editor and copy/paste them into the WordPress editor. Today I’m testing Word/Wordpress integration so I apologize in advance if things are messed up. I’m in the … Continue reading
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The Beige Box saga continues: Getting a Sound Blaster Audigy to work in DOS.
I mentioned early in March that I was working on throwing together a retro gaming PC using parts I’d gotten from an eWaste bin, from thrift stores, and from digging through boxes in my closet. I even recorded a video … Continue reading
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