Posted on 17 Jun 2021 by videogamersadvocate
It isn’t often that I finish a game that spans 40 hours as quickly as I finished Final Fantasy VII Remake in 2020. I thought it did a wonderful job in bringing the world of Midgar and the characters within it to life in a way that gamers only fantasized about when the classic version was on the original PlayStation. Final Fantasy VII Remake did an incredible job of making me appreciate its world and even though there were times when I felt the game was long-winded, I definitely wouldn’t mind seeing the continuation of the Final Fantasy VII story within this same format. Continue Reading
Posted on 15 Jun 2021 by videogamersadvocate
It was last September that I did a post on the delay of LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. At the time, it was stated that the game would be released in Spring 2021. At one point, it looked as if there would be a May release, but the game now seems to have been delayed indefinitely without not even a hint of a release date. Is LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga something that we should be waiting for or should we just focus on what we already have with the LEGO Star Wars series? Continue Reading
Posted on 12 Jun 2021 by videogamersadvocate
The bots are returning to the Battlefield series. I repeat…the bots are returning to the Battlefield series. EA DICE revealed Battlefield 2042 this week as the series will move from the periods of the two World Wars into the not-so-distant future. When it is released this October, it will be the first modern-themed Battlefield since Battlefield 4 was released in 2013. And for some gamers, Battlefield 4 was the last great Battlefield game. Continue Reading
Posted on 10 Jun 2021 by videogamersadvocate
Ever since I’ve played Maniac Mansion on the Nintendo Entertainment System, I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for point & click/interactive video games. Games like Zak McKraken and the Alien Mindbenders, Loom, Kings Quest, Police Quest IV, and the Monkey Island series all produced very fond memories in my life. Quantum Dream just may be the best developer of interactive adventures on the market today. They are the ones behind games such as Beyond: Two Souls and Heavy Rain. But, in my opinion, the company’s crowning achievement has been Detroit: Become Human. Continue Reading
Posted on 8 Jun 2021 by videogamersadvocate
I respect the Resident Evil series a great deal. Even though, I could never finish one game in the series, the story and lore of Resident Evil always fascinated me. But before the first Resident Evil became a reality on the original PlayStation, there was one game involving zombies that stood heads and shoulders above the rest. The game wasn’t perfect by any means and would never win any “Game of the Year” awards, but who cared? What mattered was that the game was ridiculously fun and entertaining. Shout out to my friend “Zirp,” who played this game with me for countless hours back in the day and we laughed ourselves silly until it hurt. The game I’m spotlighting in this post is Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Continue Reading
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