It just kept getting better and better. E3 was a wild ride this year. From missing companies to celebrity appearances, I think E3 2019 ended up being better than expected. No one asked for it but here are my grades and opinions for each conference (at least for the ones I watched). Enjoy! Conference Grades: … Continue reading E3 2019
The State of the Pretend Gamer
Part what I’ve been up to, part what the future holds. If you read my blog post from late last year titled “The Future of the Pretend Gamer,” then you know I promised two things; 1) I would be playing and reviewing the mainline Final Fantasy games starting with VI and ending with XV and … Continue reading The State of the Pretend Gamer
EA and the Live Service Craze
EA continues its march to make everything a live service. EA, the publisher best-known for making Star Wars games unpalatable, is at it again. Or, I should say, it’s CEO is at it again. In the company’s latest earnings call, CEO Andrew Wilson tried to explain why Anthem, Bioware’s latest game, did not do so … Continue reading EA and the Live Service Craze
The Red Strings Club Review
A pixelated cyberpunk adventure that’s well worth your time. Author’s Note: For some reason the game doesn’t let you take screenshots the normal way when playing it through Steam. I had taken a few pictures using my cell phone but they weren’t very good. Consequently, the screenshots are taken directly from the Steam store page. … Continue reading The Red Strings Club Review
Games to Look Forward to 2019
Although this console generation is winding down, the games just keep on coming. Sometimes it’s worth taking the time to appreciate all the good games that have come out so far in a year. We won’t be doing that today, however! Instead, we are going to take a look at the ten games releasing (allegedly) … Continue reading Games to Look Forward to 2019
Onimusha: Warlords Review
Samurai and demons and princesses, oh my! Whenever a remaster of a classic game releases on modern hardware and is reviewed positively, one has to wonder if nostalgia plays a large part in it. While I believe this does happen sometimes, I can assure you all that this is not the case with this review. … Continue reading Onimusha: Warlords Review
FAR: Lone Sails
A thoughtful journey about what we leave behind. FAR: Lone Sails is a lonely journey through a world that is past its prime. You play as a red-clad individual (the game never really specifies if it’s human or not) who must guide a large homemade vehicle through the remains of what once was a highly … Continue reading FAR: Lone Sails
