So I have to admit, I’ve never been a big Castlevania fan. So why did I get this collection? Well, one, it was on sale. Can’t resist a sale. Plus I wouldn’t have bought it full price being digital only. And two, I also love classic game collections period. And three, it has one game in the series that I do really like, and it’s my favorite Castlevania game ever. It’s also never been released in the US until now. Can you guess what it is? Well you’ll just have to read on to find out! So let’s take a look at every game on this collection! And let me know in the comments section what your favorite Castlevania game is.
I've done my nerd duty and played some video games and watched some anime.
I just started Metro Exodus and was wondering what people on here thought about it? I really liked the first two games and read the books, and so far I like the train idea. It's like Bioshock 2 traveling by train between areas. It looks pretty damned good too. Those visuals and effects are very nice.
(fans of Beverly Hills Cop will get the title reference)
Peg leg pirates are meaner than regular pirates. Can you blame them?
Ok so I have an hour until Command & Conquer lets me play and I think we can get this rolling and uploaded before then, so let’s get started!
I want FPS parkour games like Dying Light to become a popular thing like Souls games.
Has anyone had any good expeeriences with DHL? I was supposed to be receiving two CDs from eBay today but one got pushed back to next week (I partly blame the seller who took a week before getting the CD shipped out) and another hasn’t been logged into their DHL site. It says it is en route but that could mean a number of different things. I get things happen but it takes five minutes to shoot an email, letting me know it’s going to be late. I would have been fine with that. Hell another seller had problems, took the time to let me know, and then gave me options. I guess this was going to eventually happen with my recent love for buying CDs on eBay. Who knows. Anyways GO WASH YOUR HANDS!
Brin, the Savage Martyr, has swept the taint of chaos from the battle cathedral, but there is one remaining, Lord Festering and his cordon of flesh drones. Brin, with his mighty crypto-tech nanoblade, will prove his might or be martyred for the cause of The Blessed Cleansing. This, attentive acolbytes, is the story of his last glorious day.
Why I love college sports...because of little traditions like this
It's a shark racing game. Get in your custom shark and race underground waterways. It's a spin off of the well known series Dungeon Inquisitor which is a totally unrelated mystery, walking simulator. Who thought this was a good idea?
Ok so I had an adventurous morning. Let’s recap the “excitement” of these fun filled events
A giant mashup of everything I played the other day becomes another great game. Read to play.
Sometimes when I make a list of reviews I’ve written lately for these blogs, I notice they have a theme. This time I noticed that nearly all the games I’ve reviewed lately have strong female lead roles. We have Blaze Fielding, Cherry, and Estel Aguirre from Streets of Rage 4, Tifa from the FF7 Remake, Demelza and Nessa from Knights and Bikes, Tanya and Olga from Infinite: Beyond the Mind, and many more! So please click on the links and read as many reviews as you can, and maybe post a like or comment or two. And in the comments section here, tell me your favorite female video game characters. Can you guess mine?
As a rule, if I don't buy a game when it releases it's usually because of lack of interest and I suspect I probably wont enjoy it, thus my catching up with past games is somewhat of a mediocre experience. Once again, just as with The Surge, I don't like Dying Light, yet I can't stop playing either of them. Unlike The Surge, which has a smaller, tight, more claustrophobic level design, Dying Light is an open world that lets you wander around a large map and progress at your own pace, like Skyrim, or whatever other open world game with markers and fetch quests level design. What's keeping me playing is the atmosphere and survival simulation. Its already getting a bit repetative early on, but maybe things will get more intereting if I keep poking at it. I like Resident Evil and horror games, so it has that going for it. We'll see...
Which is to say, lots more retro gaming today. I also finished watching Dragon Quest Your Story on Netflix. It's just ok for most of it but the ending is a feast for the eyes and presents an unexpected twist. I liked it.
It's kind of rediculous how many games I sampled here the other day. Some favorites were Minecraft Dungeons, Golden Axe, Beast Busters and Ikari III: The Rescue. Feel free to jump to whatever game interests you. This is a long one.
You know what I don’t get? It’s 10am local time, there is a vehicle in the driveway, you know a lot of people are still stuck in their homes, so why doesn’t USPS guy/gal/whatever just hit the doorbell, drop the package and walk away? Instead they leave it literally on the Welcome mat instead of the nice hiding place known as the post next to the door like UPS guy? These are the same people who broke my other package from Amazon and instead of owning up to it, probably tossed it and deemed it as lost. Yes, this is how I am starting my Friday.