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Author Archives: baudattitude
I finally played “Da Capo”
Today I would like to talk about Da Capo, an 18-year-old visual novel that is heavily responsible for my current state of degeneracy. Not through the novel itself, mind you. The thing that actually set me down this path was … Continue reading
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I just played, like, sixty hours of Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey
It was OK. I should put more words here. Also it was rather better than OK and that is an unfair way to start today’s post. Finishing Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, or ASSODD as I shall call it henceforth, marks the … Continue reading
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Evidence that the new “Star Wars Squadrons” game will be an excellent game and beloved by all:
There are three Y-wings in the teaser art: THREE. There are also at least three A-Wings, assuming that the nose in the extreme bottom left is an A-Wing, but let’s just ignore those. Besides, it’s hard to make fun of … Continue reading
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I’m actually running out of backlog
…well. Technically I have so many games on Steam and various console platforms that I could probably play the ones I have until such time as I die or finally grow up. Let’s just admit that. When I say that … Continue reading
Posted in PC Gaming, PS4, ToHeart2, videogames, visual novels
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New Desk Pic & ToHeart, 2
It’s been a while since I’ve put up a new desk picture, I’m pretty happy with the state of things and it’s a pretty easy way to actually update this blog. Mind you, I could have dusted or done something … Continue reading
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On Date Formats
Bit of a departure from the norm today. I spend a few months of 1999 working on a Y2K project that had… some issues, but eventually wound up being deployed before the New Year and was still working over a … Continue reading
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YOU LIKE DRAGONS?
Compared to the original DS, I never really made my 3DS into a constant pocket companion. By the time I’d owned one for a couple of years, I had to admit that I’d spent far more time collecting puzzle pieces … Continue reading
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Fire Emblem: Chrom has his priorities straight
Thanks to the combined forces of Corona-chan, heavy rains locally, and a rapidly-dwindling work ethic, I have been getting some significant work done on pruning the backlog. The most recent “big” game I’ve finished was Assassin’s Creed: Origins, which was … Continue reading
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A weird bit of Apple ephemera
Was digging through my drawer of assorted USB drives recently and stumbled across this thing. Small plastic bear for scale. If you bought a 2010 MacBook Air, which didn’t come with an optical drive, you got this in case you … Continue reading
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Assassin’s Creed III Remastered: A Second Chance to Make a Good Impression.
So, some open spoilers in this post, hopefully people will not be too upset as I’m talking about a game from 2012. I originally played Assassin’s Creed III over the course of a weekend, shortly after release, skipping all of … Continue reading
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