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Author Archives: baudattitude
Finding your Amazon Locker Pickup Code
Edit: This post has been getting a lot of hits and I figure you are all probably very busy and don’t want to read a boring story before getting to the answer. Check the “Tracking” screen for your package in … Continue reading
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An Unexpected Reference
So, continuing with the Macross 30th Anniversary game, I’m on Chapter 4 (of 9) now and the whole thing is a massive helping of the best kind of fan-service. I now understand how all of the assorted divas of the … Continue reading
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Milestones, Visualized:
This rather horrifying clutter of wire shelving, displays, and systems: Into this: Next up (after finishing Macross) is to move the WiiU into the space where the PS3 currently is on the middle shelf here, then get busy on the … Continue reading
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The Internet was a mistake
I was probably exposed to the Internet too early – both in that I was in my teens and that it was the mid 1980s, before the advent of the world wide web, before anyone but the government and colleges … Continue reading
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Another town, and one more show
So, I’ve been knocking out the last bits of the PS3 backlog this month. That’s two games played to completion (Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time and Into the Nexus), four games dropped from the backlog for various … Continue reading
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The Last Night and the Big Character Poster
Warning: Random social commentary post follows, which is quite out of the ordinary for this blog. I apologize in advance, and invite you to come back again tomorrow for such riveting topics as “which Dragon Age character I would most … Continue reading
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Dragon Age: Origins, My Thoughts:
I had this long thing written up where I talked about the minutiae of the game’s various systems and how they blurred the line between MMO-style systems and single-player games, and then I decided to throw it all out and … Continue reading
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It’s 2017, and I’m finally done with UMDs.
I’d like to say “Done with PSP games”, but I still have four PSP games in the backlog. They’re all PSN download versions, though, so I get to pack away both my Ceramic White PSP-1000 and my Lilac PSP-3000 and … Continue reading
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Dead or Alive DLC is needlessly complicated
Though I don’t often write about it, the Dead or Alive series of fighting games remains my favorite beat-em-up and Barbie-simulator series – and, given that I am rubbish at the actual fighting part of the game, the part where … Continue reading
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It’s 2017, and I’m finally done with PS2 games.
The PS2 came out at possibly the worst possible time. I was deep in the throes of an Everquest habit, and it followed up the PS1, a system where niche Japanese games tended to get incredibly small print runs and … Continue reading
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