Tag: Final Fantasy VII Remake

IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Showcase Thoughts

Posted on 18 Sep 2021 by

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Greetings everyone. I’m about a week and a few days late, but I did want to acknowledge the PlayStation Showcase that took place on September 9 and some of the big news that came out of that event. Overall, I felt that this was… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Showcase Thoughts”

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If Final Fantasy VII Remake Stays the Course…I’m on Board

Posted on 17 Jun 2021 by

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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… Continue Reading “If Final Fantasy VII Remake Stays the Course…I’m on Board”

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I Liked Final Fantasy VIII More Than VII

Posted on 11 May 2021 by

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The headline is not a typo. When it comes to Final Fantasy VIII, that game has a special place in my heart. As I was recently scrolling through the game library on Xbox Game Pass for PC, I saw the remastered version of the game.… Continue Reading “I Liked Final Fantasy VIII More Than VII”

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Thoughts on The Game Awards Show

Posted on 12 Dec 2020 by

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The Game Awards is now history for 2020. Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us II was the star of the night, winning Game of the Year, as well as awards in the Best Game Direction, Best Narrative, Best Audio Design, Best Performance (Laura Bailey… Continue Reading “Thoughts on The Game Awards Show”

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My 2020 GOTY Early Candidates

Posted on 27 Oct 2020 by

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It’s hard to believe just how fast this year has flown by. This is the last week of October, meaning there are just over two months left before we finish out 2020. It’s been an interesting and unprecedented year for gaming with COVID-19 in… Continue Reading “My 2020 GOTY Early Candidates”

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