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When Games Were Fully Complete Upon Release

Posted on 16 Mar 2021 by

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I really miss the days when you could buy a game, take it home, boot it up, and immediately jump right into it. There were no updates that had to be downloaded first, no uploading the disc information to the console’s hard drive, and… Continue Reading “When Games Were Fully Complete Upon Release”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 13th Edition

Posted on 13 Feb 2021 by

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This was a more involved news week for me as I found many interesting news tidbits. It made selecting five stories much more difficult as there were so many other news items that could have been plugged in this week. But the latest happenings… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 13th Edition”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: January 30th Edition

Posted on 30 Jan 2021 by

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Hey all and welcome to another weekend which means that it is again time to wrap up another week of gaming news. This week had a mixture of headlines, with one story involving GameStop, the stock market, and the White House. What in the… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: January 30th Edition”

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Christmas Presents From GameStop

Posted on 19 Jan 2021 by

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I apologize for not getting this post out sooner as we are well past the holiday season. Two of my brothers gave me GameStop gift cards for Christmas, worth $90 altogether. Normally I don’t buy PC games from GameStop so my choices came down… Continue Reading “Christmas Presents From GameStop”

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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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