Month: July 2021

This Super Smash Bros. Fan Game is Spectacular

Posted on 13 Jul 2021 by

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It’s safe to say that the Super Smash Bros. series is a great fighting game franchise. While it isn’t anywhere near my favorite fighting game franchise, there is still much to like about Nintendo’s flagship fighting series. So much so that I own Super… Continue Reading “This Super Smash Bros. Fan Game is Spectacular”

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IN THE NEWS: Companies Better Start Investing in Cyber Security

Posted on 10 Jul 2021 by

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When I was taking some courses within a graduate program for organizational psychology a few years ago, cybersecurity was constantly pointed out as one of the most vital departments for a company. Cybersecurity is something that is vitally important to making sure organizations retain… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Companies Better Start Investing in Cyber Security”

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Have I Become ‘That’ Type of Gamer?

Posted on 8 Jul 2021 by

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Throughout my life, I had always heard members of the previous generation talk about how much better things were during their heyday. Hearing them talk about the past would sometimes make me feel as if what I was experiencing in the present couldn’t even… Continue Reading “Have I Become ‘That’ Type of Gamer?”

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My Favorite Visual Novel is Getting a Sequel

Posted on 6 Jul 2021 by

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Last Wednesday evening, I was minding my own business searching the internet for the latest gaming news. Suddenly, I was hit with the news of AI: The Somnium Files – nirvanA Initiative being released on the Nintendo Switch. Because I had spent the day editing upcoming… Continue Reading “My Favorite Visual Novel is Getting a Sequel”

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IN THE NEWS: PS PLUS Keeps the Hits Coming

Posted on 3 Jul 2021 by

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I had a chance to glance at the list of upcoming free games for subscribers of PlayStation Plus and Xbox’s Games With Gold. Once again, PS Plus blew away the competition with A Plague Tale: Innocence for PS5 owners, as well as Call of… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: PS PLUS Keeps the Hits Coming”

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