Here we are, another weekend is at hand. Time is flying by and after this month, there are only two months left in the entire year of 2020. I want to thank all of you who have taken the time to visit this website, read through the content, and access the links since the soft launch in July. Today’s post will focus on drawing your attention to some updates that have been made to the website over the past couple of weeks and how it can enhance your experience as you navigate through the site. Continue Reading
I’m sure that when most gamers think about Persona 5, their minds focus on fond memories with clear moments as to why the game may have been one of the best they’ve played. While I have an endless amount of great things to say about the game and the series as a whole, there is something else I associate the game with. How many of you remember the game where you put in hundreds of hours, only to have your saved game get corrupted or missing? This is actually what I most remember about Persona 5 to this point. Continue Reading

There is currently a sale taking place on Steam where you can purchase SEGA published games for discounted prices as part of SEGA’s celebration of 60 year celebraton. I just happened to come across this last week and began reflecting on my own experiences with SEGA games. The company has also launched a SEGA 60th Anniversary site that I highly recommend you check out, especially if you’ve been a fan of games within the organization’s umbrella for any length of time. Continue Reading
When The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was released in March 2017, it was considered a true masterpiece in gaming. It can be argued that the Wii U and Nintendo Switch title is the grandest Nintendo title to date with a gigantic world that has a seemingly endless amount to do within The Legend of Zelda universe. Not surprisingly, Breath of the Wild is regarded as a game that defines a generation and one of the best of all time. It is also the inspiration for a newly released free-to-play game, Genshin Impact. Continue Reading

The major video game publishers are all known for certain signature games. Electronic Arts is known for its Madden NFL, The Sims, and Battlefield games. Activision Blizzard publishes Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch. Tt Games is linked to the various LEGO video games we see coming out. But my focus for today’s post is going to be on the publisher known as Ubisoft. Continue Reading