Dragon Age has admittedly been my least favorite Bioware series since their shift to consoles. Not that it's a bad series (well, Origins was great at least), just that I think Knights of the Old Republic delivered a similar experience while doing a much better job in a more interesting world. That said, I am still very excited for Dragon Age 3 and am really liking that Bioware is taking their time and trying to make it a really big game. So here's what I want from the game.
I was so blue today, that I went to the park and played Etrian Odyssey Untold in my car while listening to podcasts. I love the upgrades to the menus and look of this remake of the first game in the series. It looks a lot like Etrian Odyssey IV that came out earlier this year.
Hey guys. This is a celebration of the first game I ever played. That game is the one, and only, SONIC THE F*@#KING HEDGEHOG!!!!
Seriously guys. I'm about to have a baby. I'm scared about where it might come out, but it's coming!
Beyond Good, Beyond Evil, Beyond Your Wildest Imagination
Here’s just another collection of game reviews I’ve written in the last month or so. There’s some good ones this time, so I hope you all can read and comment on as many as you can. And thanks to everyone who read my birthday blog last time and gave me pretend birthday presents! It’s not too late if you still want to give me one. Anyway, here are the reviews:
Oh Friday, how I have missed you! Hi Pixlbit! As the week ends, it’s time for another Quick Hits with Chris. Like many I picked up a certain game
So yeah, I’ve decided I’m not going to play FFXIV as much as I was before! The game is great, but it’s clear that when it gets to a point where I play a game up to six hours a day that I have some other issues going on. I’m not going to get into those problems, but basically without realizing it I was running from these problems by letting a game consume me.
Hi, it's me again. A few days ago I started to cover Contagion via my own personal dev-blog. I didn't really know what to write at the time but I did know I wanted to write about my personal experiences. The pitfalls and whatnot. Today's topic is detailing.
I know some others have posted the news but in case you haven't heard, Hiroshi Yamauchi died this morning at the age of 85. He was Nintendo's president during the NES, SNES, and N64 years and is the one responsible for getting them into the electronics business in the first place. USGamer has a great retrospective/tribute on their website. Check it out here. Yamauchi did much to shape the industry we all love and though he hasn't been active at Nintendo since 2005, it's still sad to see him go.
