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Two Game Informer Articles That Are Worth a Read

Posted on 8 Dec 2020 by

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I came into this week with the topics that I wanted to post on fully laid out. What I was going to post on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday were already planned. But then, on Sunday night, I came across two feature articles on the… Continue Reading “Two Game Informer Articles That Are Worth a Read”

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Be Careful of Holiday Robberies and Scams

Posted on 5 Dec 2020 by

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As we have now entered into the holiday season, I’m reminded of how this is the time of year that we all should be extra careful about how we go about our business. For some people, this is the worst and most desperate time… Continue Reading “Be Careful of Holiday Robberies and Scams”

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Is Immortals Fenyx Rising Releasing Too Soon?

Posted on 3 Dec 2020 by

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Today marks the date of the worldwide release of Immortals Fenyx Rising. Published by Ubisoft (one of my favorite publishers), this is a game from the developers of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey that involves a lighthearted take on Greek mythology while drawing inspiration from The… Continue Reading “Is Immortals Fenyx Rising Releasing Too Soon?”

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IN THE NEWS: Square Enix Botches Marvel’s Avengers

Posted on 1 Dec 2020 by

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It’s official. Square Enix has officially confessed that Marvel’s Avengers has underperformed for the company, according to a recent article on Gamespot.com. Having the red-hot Marvel license attached to it, the game should have been a massive success for Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix.… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Square Enix Botches Marvel’s Avengers”

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A Post of Gratitude

Posted on 24 Nov 2020 by

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Recently, I’ve come to realize that, as gamers, we can spend so much time critiquing and criticizing games, systems, and products within the gaming industry that we lose sight of the things that we do like about it. I do believe that we all… Continue Reading “A Post of Gratitude”

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