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Category Archives: PC Gaming
Lore-abiding citizen
It’s been about a month since I posted about WoW’s latest expansion, Dragonflight, and at the time I was pretty positive about the whole thing. I’m actually still quite positive about it! It’s a little less metaphysical than the Shadowlands … Continue reading
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World of Warcraft: How to Main Your Dragon
So, the latest World of Warcraft expansion came out a couple of weeks ago, right when I was supposed to be studying for the JLPT. So I didn’t get very far into it until after the test. Now that I … Continue reading
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Earning my raiding creds
I don’t think it’s too outrageous to say that WoW is a bit of a mess. It’s creaking along under 17 years worth of recons, revamps, stat squishes, level squishes, new expansions, content removals, player demands and bizarre development decisions. … Continue reading
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14 Years Blog
Big anniversary today. Not, admittedly, as big as the 10th anniversary which Nintendo celebrated by releasing an entirely new console and a pretty decent Elder Scrolls knockoff, but still a day to commemorate. I did so by walking to the … Continue reading
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Starting Da Capo 2
Normally I don’t follow up a game with its immediate sequel, but I decided to dive into Da Capo 2 and see what it was like. Short answer: This is some Assassin’s Creed II level of going from “Meh, it’s … Continue reading
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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’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
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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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The Dark Souls of relaxing games
Played through Dark Souls again, which makes a sixth playthrough. With the possible exception of the original Genesis/MegaDrive version of Sonic the Hedgehog, I think it’s the game that I have finished the most times. Previously, I’ve played the original … Continue reading
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Well, this is just ridiculous.
Few single player games off the backlog recently. I played through Uncharted 4 and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, which were both quite enjoyable romps. With one of the early Uncharted 4 levels being an underwater level, I was fully expecting … Continue reading