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Gaming News Wrap-Up: January 9th Edition

Posted on 9 Jan 2021 by

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As you read this, I hope that all of you are safe and healthy. This is the debut of a new weekly feature on the website that will spotlight video gaming news for the week each Saturday. I will reference five stories that I… Continue Reading “Gaming News Wrap-Up: January 9th Edition”

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Recognizing the Generosity of Gaming Companies

Posted on 2 Jan 2021 by

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In 2020, I posted about the enormous amount of money that is being made in the gaming industry. Video gaming is thriving and COVID-19 only served to prosper it further. I’ll admit that I’ll be the first to discuss the numbers that indicate just… Continue Reading “Recognizing the Generosity of Gaming Companies”

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Taking Advantage of Some Good Deals

Posted on 12 Nov 2020 by

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One of the things I love about PC gaming is that I always find really good deals. I utilize Game Deals Reddit all the time and the websites that they suggest such as Fanatical, Green Man Gaming, Humble Bundle, and GamersGate have ongoing sales… Continue Reading “Taking Advantage of Some Good Deals”

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Micro-Transactions are not Going Anywhere

Posted on 5 Nov 2020 by

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It seems like at least a few times a week, I come across an editorial, message board post, or YouTube video that criticizes micro-transactions. For gamers who have been around for decades and grew up in an era where you purchased a full game… Continue Reading “Micro-Transactions are not Going Anywhere”

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PC Platform is Land of the Free, Home of the Mods

Posted on 29 Sep 2020 by

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I’ve loved video game consoles from when I was a child. From the Atari 2600 and the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) to the Playstation 4 (PS4) and the Nintendo Switch, these systems have housed many of my favorite gaming moments. But I don’t believe… Continue Reading “PC Platform is Land of the Free, Home of the Mods”

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FREE GAMES ON EPIC!
The Epic Games Store releases at least one free PC game every week that you are able to claim as long as you sign up for a free account. Through the store, I have accumulated hundreds of games over the past few years. It is literally the best deal in PC gaming. Click on the picture to go to the Epic Games Store and check out the free section. It is a must for a PC gamer.
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If you sign up for an account at GOG.com, download the GOG Galaxy app on your PC, download Gwent for free on GOG, and sign up for the GOG newsletter, you can obtain a PC version of The Witcher Enhanced Edition for free. I took advantage of this offer a year ago and it is still active. Click the picture to go to the link and play the game that introduced the gaming world to a witcher named Geralt.
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MOD SPOTLIGHT – NCAA 06 NEXT
NCAA 06 NEXT is an overhaul mod that updates the PS2 version of NCAA Football 06 for play on the PCSX2 and AetherSX2 emulators. We're talking updated jerseys, graphics, logos, conferences, players, and so much more. This is a must have, especially if you were a fan of EA Sports football games back in the first decade of the 2000s. Click the NCAA 06 NEXT logo to visit the main website where you can find out more about the mod and how to download it.
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Independent game developers and publishers have been responsible for some of the most innovative gaming experiences I’ve had in the past few years. The care and passion put some of these indie developers and publishers put into their games not only rivals the bigger-budgeted AAA titles, but many times leads to better games. If you’re tired of being disappointed by the bigger gaming companies then it may be time for you to dive into indie gaming. Click HERE to get more info on supporting indie gaming including companies you want to check out.