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Category Archives: videogames
Internet, you have failed me.
Why was I not told before now that there was a working and highly compatible Sega Saturn emulator? One on which I can play my Mahjong games, and my bunny-girl-with-mallet platform games, and my post-apocalypse RPGs, and my licensed shooters? … Continue reading
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Vin Diesel: The Game
Movie-licensed games tend to be pretty dire. Most people make an exception. They say “Movie games are crap… except Goldeneye, of course.” And that is fair, because Goldeneye was a fine game. Personally, I would add the “Batman” game for … Continue reading
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Prince of Persia: The Sands Of Time
I realize that I am roughly the last person on the planet to not yet have played the new Prince of Persia games. There is a reason for this: Back in the heady days of my youth, I quite enjoyed … Continue reading
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A New Perspective on Bitching.
OK, so: Back in 2002, early 2003, Microsoft rolled out the Hype Train for an upcoming game called Brute Force. In retrospect, they probably poured the hype on a little TOO strongly, as it got a bit of a backlash … Continue reading
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Backlog: The Progressing.
3 months ago – October 26, to be precise, I made up a list of 45 games to put at the top of the backlog. Everything else went into plain white storage boxes so I could concentrate on titles that … Continue reading
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Kameo: Making Things Difficult For Myself.
So, I’ve gone back to the Xbox 360’s launch library for my next game, Kameo. This was a game I was really looking forward to when it was announced as a Gamecube title – I even had a Kameo wallpaper … Continue reading
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I achieve perfection!
…well, in at least one way. I finished Phantasy Star Universe’s offline, single-player Story Mode tonight, and that gave me 1000 gamerscore of a possible 1000. So, I got a perfect achievement. See? Moving on… While I still wish that … Continue reading
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RPG goodness on the cheap.
Scored at Goodwill tonight: Baldur’s Gate, Baldur’s Gate : Tales of the Sword Coast, Baldur’s Gate II, all for a massive $10. Boxes trashed all to heck and back, so not pictured, but discs in reasonable shape. No manuals for … Continue reading
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I think I’ve had about enough Tangos.
Whole mess of “firsts” recently: I finished Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six : Vegas on the 360… This is the first “Tom Clancy’s subtitle subtitle : subtitle” game I’ve ever played through. I do own “Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell”and “Tom Clancy’s … Continue reading
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Heavenly Sword: See Gong, Throw Hat.
I have to admit, I laughed at the Penny Arcade “Heavenly Sword” comic. Well, let me rephrase that. It’s a comic, you’re supposed to laugh at it, laughing is a natural and expected response. What I meant is that I … Continue reading
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