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Category Archives: videogames
Back to Stabbing Mans
So, Assassin’s Creed came out for the 2007 holidays, I think I got it as a birthday or holiday gift sometime in 2008, finally played it in August of 2009. For me, that’s actually almost being up-to-date with a series. … Continue reading
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The Movie of the Game
I have a habit after playing a game. Once the ending credits roll and I’ve had a little time to reflect on how much fun or unfun it was, THEN I read reviews of it. Some people would say that … Continue reading
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Things that go bounce in the night
It’s been a bad month for video game Nazis. Choosing to play through Bloodrayne made thematic sense; it’s a natural follow-up to both Bayonetta and Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Like Bayonetta, it panders pretty heavily to base male instinct, and … Continue reading
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So about Bayonetta…
Finished “Bayonetta” this afternoon. Having done so, I’m very glad that I took the advice of the community and ratcheted the difficulty down a notch, to “Easy” (although there is a “Very Easy” difficulty that I didn’t have to stoop … Continue reading
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In which I purchase officially licensed “Hannah Montana” merchandise.
Let’s be perfectly clear: I’m not a fan of Hannah Montana. That isn’t to say that I have anything against the show, I’ve never seen it and I’m not exactly in the target demographic so I really don’t have an … Continue reading
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Finding my limits
The biggest purchase I made in Japan was an Xbox 360S, partially because my US 360 is four years old and will presumably die any day now but mostly because I wanted to play Japanese-only releases of shooters and Idolmaster … Continue reading
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This will be a day long remembered
Lucky find at Goodwill today. It may be a bit of a challenge making all of these work in a modern operating system, mind you, but I’m looking forward to it.
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Achtung, Buddy
Unfortunately for the Great Backlog Project, I didn’t play many video games for the last couple of months while I was in Japan. Even worse for aforementioned Great Backlog Project, I did buy quite a few. However, I have been … Continue reading
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Partying as if it were 1999
So, back in December of 1999, I wasn’t playing many games. I was playing game, one, singular, that being Everquest, which both my wife and I were hooked on at the time, so I wasn’t looking through the shelves of … Continue reading
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Frames, Fatal
So about Fatal Frame, eh? After loving Fatal Frame II to pieces, which is an odd emotion to attach to a horror game, I was not too surprised that I thoroughly enjoyed the original Fatal Frame, with the exception of … Continue reading
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