Month: September 2020

WHAT I’VE BEEN PLAYING: Neon Chrome

Posted on 17 Sep 2020 by

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You’ll find over time that there are some games such as Battlefield 2 and Star Wars Battlefront II that I can play almost daily and never grow tired of it. But between playing those games are other games that I like to dive into… Continue Reading “WHAT I’VE BEEN PLAYING: Neon Chrome”

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My Go-To Games in a Time Crunch

Posted on 15 Sep 2020 by

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Here’s the scenario. You’ve just eaten breakfast and now you have 15-20 minutes of free time before you have to leave to go to school/work. Mulling over your options, you decide that you want to get in a quick game of something before you… Continue Reading “My Go-To Games in a Time Crunch”

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Complain Culture is Real in Video Gaming

Posted on 12 Sep 2020 by

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I hate to say it but for some gamers, nothing will ever be good enough. Rather than really search for games that will lead to their enjoyment, they continually invest in games and products that lead to a strong sense of dissatisfaction. They will… Continue Reading “Complain Culture is Real in Video Gaming”

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TVGA REVIEW: Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order

Posted on 10 Sep 2020 by

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There was a great wave of expectation when Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order was released for the Playstation 4 (PS4), Xbox One and PC last fall. Fans of Star Wars games have clamored for a single player adventure in the Star Wars universe for… Continue Reading “TVGA REVIEW: Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order”

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Super Mario Celebration Does Not Exist Without Mario’s Early Days

Posted on 8 Sep 2020 by

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This month, Nintendo is kicking off what it has deemed as a 35 year anniversary of arguably its most iconic and significant game in the company’s history, Super Mario Bros. Since the game’s release on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985, it is… Continue Reading “Super Mario Celebration Does Not Exist Without Mario’s Early Days”

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