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Category Archives: videogames
Dante’s Inferno: The Official Videogame of the Hit Movie
It’s March now, and we’re in the height of “Christmas II”, when all the games that missed the holiday season come out more-or-less at the same time. The last few days have seen a pair of rather significant releases … Continue reading
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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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Stretching definitions.
Since browsing the iTunes App Store is an exercise in frustration for anyone interested in seeing what’s down under all the annoyed birds and running temples, I tend to rely heavily on Game Center recommendations and the “Customers Also Bought” … Continue reading
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Maybe a little uncivilized…
Civilization is one of those long-running franchises that I’ve never really taken a crack at before. It’s got that… reputation to it, the one where you start playing at 8 PM with the goal of getting in just one or … Continue reading
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You might want a comfortable chair…
I am rather beginning to suspect that I may choose games to play based solely on the amount of time it would take to explain them to my mum. For example, Call of Duty, which I could explain in the … Continue reading
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Well, that’s a novel way to do things.
I spent the weekend sick as a dog, but still managed to accomplish two things: 1) I am playing a “Civilization” game for the first time ever, specifically Civilization V, and I have discovered that its reputation for making time … Continue reading
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Do Do Egg! …No, seriously.
After playing through Battle Cats this last week, I decided that I would check out the other games that Ponos had developed. I wound up downloading Do Do Egg!, a 0.99 color match sort of game that does its … Continue reading
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In Year 2013, War Was Beginning
It’s been a long 50 years since Spacewar first burned through CPU cycles on a PDP-11, and there have been a lot of games written and played in those years. There’s a temptation to ask, sometimes, if there … 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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More Space Hunter Sandra
Nothing much to add to my previous comments about the game other than that I discovered that the rocket launcher is a gleefully satisfying way to make aliens go boom and I earned enough to buy the leopard print outfit … Continue reading
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