Reasons to get a PSVita
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Monopoly: Here and Now Worldwide Edition is a decent game. It plays like your Monopoly board game that you stashed in your closet because no one wants to play you in Monopoly, and really, you don't want to play anyone in Monopoly either. Monopoly is a slow, painful board game in which the last 20-30 minutes or so of each game involves one person crying as he slowly hands his money to his opponent. Monopoly for the…
Operation: Anchorage is an interesting bit of DLC that is throw onto the side of the Fallout 3 story. You can access the content at virtually any time by going to the aid of the distress beacon that is activated in the capital wasteland. Basically, some Brotherhood Outcasts want to get to some phat loot, but they cannot because they do not have the proper computer to access a simulation program that will unlock the…
Mirror's Edge is a weird game to me. I enjoyed the idea of it since it came out and only recently got my hands on it and played through the game. I have found myself strangly addicted to the game and, now that I've actually been working on time trial runs, I find myself trying to perfect what I can do in it. With a concept that basically could be worded as "jump on stuff with style," Mirror's Edge sticks out of the…
Phantasy Star Universe was a game that I was originally excited for on the 360, but once I played it for a little while I realized that the charm and the addictive properties of PSO were dead and gone. I tried playing PSU online, but without set classes that actually worked, I gave up on that quest very, very quickly. Therefore, basically all you get is a review of single player's story mode. The story in PSU is…
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Mar 5, 2012
I recently purchased CoDBlOps on Steam because I had a coupon from the Holiday sale for %50 off of it. So, as someone who played a ton of CoD4 and MW2, I felt that $20 was finally cheap enough that I felt justified in getting the game. It has been a while, and I am a different person than I once was. I haven't touched the single player yet as that is being saved for another day, but I have play...
Dec 13, 2010
So, the Steam Treasure Hunt is pretty awesome. They get you buying games and playing them for just a bit to make you like them, ad give you contest entries for it. I have loved it thus far, but today's Shatter challenge has me angry. So, I'm supposed to get 11.2 million points in Bonus Mode. That seems reasonable given how the contest has worked so far. I had to play the first 3 worlds in Story...
Oct 12, 2010
So, I just started really going on Wiki edits here on the site. I got a bag of old instruction booklets and stuff from my parents' house and I wanted to do my part to fill out some of the more obscure stuff on the site. I love finding some really nice pages. Seeing that people loved an old game is really awesome, but damn. Filling out some of these sets of credits is going to be the death of me...
Aug 20, 2010
(Note: Please excuse the shoddy picture quality. I had to use my iPhone 3G to take these pictures. Motion and iPhones don't get along.) I got to play the Kinect at the Mall of America today. They have a nice booth set up there with plenty of games to try and plenty of fun to be had. They have four Xbox Consoles set up each playing a different Kinect game. All in all, they have Kinect Advenures...
Aug 20, 2010
So, my girlfriend played Kinect (specifically Ubisoft's Your Shape) at the Mall of America yesterday and she really liked it. She said she might invest in the Kinect stuff, which excites me as I won't have to buy one then. :) So, I'm gonna head to the Mall of America today to get some hands on time with the Kinect and see how it feels. My girlfriend and I agree that the prospect of Kinect bring...
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