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Category Archives: PC Gaming
Tomb Raider May Have The Worst Shotgun In Video Game History
…however, after 10 hours of playing so far, that remains my only complaint. More when I finish. I’m having too much fun to rush to the ending.
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Patchwork again
When I played Patchwork back in December, I thought that it was a relaxing and thoroughly charming point-and-click adventure, but bemoaned the difficulty of actually finding somewhere to BUY the darned thing – it was distributed as part of an … Continue reading
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Dear Logan,
Finished up “X-Men Origins: Wolverine: The Video Game: The Uncaged Edition” on Saturday. It was one of those games that starts off with a really tedious opening bit where you’re not sure why you’re playing it other than that you … Continue reading
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Fists of Fairy
The last time I stayed home from work sick – coincidentally, LAST december – I wound up watching 37 episodes of “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” in a three-day marathon session. While this didn’t do anything for my … Continue reading
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Nothing Explodes In This Game
As a boy-type person, I am of course hard-coded to enjoy things blowing up. I’m not saying I rate games and movies by explosions per hour, or anything silly like that, but it certainly can’t hurt to have the … Continue reading
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Fairly Special Ops.
It’s rare that I buy a game within its first six months of release these days, and rarer still that I play it through to its conclusion in the same time frame. Steam sales have conditioned me to wait … Continue reading
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How to tell if Limbo is the Game For You.
I realize that I’m a bit late to the party when it comes to Limbo. I have a healthy mistrust of the entire “puzzle platform” genre after getting burned by Braid and neutered by Nyxquest. OK, that’s enough attempted … Continue reading
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I finished some games for a change.
Some quick comments on some recent conquests. Earth Defense Force : Insect Armageddon (PS3) (Also: Xbox 360, PC) Sequel to Earth Defense Force 2017 and a much more polished game in all regards. There’s more story – and it’s honestly … Continue reading
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The TERA! The TERA!
Hmm. Maybe a little too much Joseph Conrad. Anyway, moving on. So, I fell absolutely in love with TERA for a couple of months, and now we’re going through a rocky breakup. This sort of thing happens. I still can’t … Continue reading
Experiments in TERA
Way back in “The Day”, I played Everquest over Ultima Online because, well, Ultima Online had full-on PvP combat, which scared the hell out of me, on all its servers, whereas Everquest only allowed PvP on one (later, four) of … Continue reading
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