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So they are actually going to make Mega Man Legends 3. My first thought was "Sweet, I'm really excited," but after really thinking about those games, I remember that they were really clunky and grind heavy. I think my memory made them a little better than they actually were. I hope they take some time and keep good and revamp the bad. I remember grinding forever so I could level up my weapons....

I have to say that Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions was a poor-man's version of Arkham Asylum, which isn't really a bad thing. It's kind of like calling Serria Mist a poor man's version of Sprite. I'll drink both, but I prefer one over the other. I finished Spider-Man: SD last night; and, besides some uneven difficulty spikes and some annoying repetitive dialogue, Spider-Man: SD is one of the b...

1. The Bombcast - This is the podcast that got me into podcasts. It's the four main guys that run Giantbomb--Ryan Davis , Vinny Caravella, Brad Shoemaker, and Jeff Gerstmann. They follow the basic setup of most videogame podcasts: whacha been playing, news, new releases, and fan emails. The main thing that makes this podcast standout is that all four casters have a crap load of personality. The...

So I bought Red Dead Redemption last Tuesday, and it's been an engrossing experience. My wife has been annoyed with the late night shootouts in Pikes Basin, my students have been jealous of my achievement whoring (me and a few students have an ongoing achievement contest), and I've--well--I've been lulled into John Marston's world, and I'm just waking from this week-long slumber. But now that t...

I'm not writing to rant against achievements or trophies. I'm writing to say that I'm done trying to get all of them. Let's take a few steps back so I can fully explain myself. Since I bought my Xbox 360, I've noticed that achievement points have slowly become more and more important to me. When I started playing 360 games, achievements were unimportant to say the least. They were merely random...

NOTE: If you like to collect games or you constantly find yourself playing online multiplayer games, this blog will, most likely, not interest you, unless you just want to hear about the money I saved by using Gamefly. Once upon a time, I collected videogames. I had an alright collection of games with some semi-rare stuff. I was a lightweight when compared to some collectors, but I had some jew...