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Is This the Biggest Acquisition in Gaming History?

Posted on 19 Jan 2022 by

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Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Wait a minute. I had already edited a post to go up today that was going to be on my free game acquisitions during December, but that will be delayed until Saturday. Just browsing through the news headlines, I came to… Continue Reading “Is This the Biggest Acquisition in Gaming History?”

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IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Finally Catches Nintendo

Posted on 23 Oct 2021 by

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I have been thinking recently of how Sony is doing a tremendous job with the current direction of its PlayStation brand. Even without any real data, I could tell that the PlayStation 5 is gaming’s hottest new video game system with a gaming lineup… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Finally Catches Nintendo”

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BioWare vs Bethesda: A Time of Action RPG Excellence

Posted on 27 Jul 2021 by

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The first decade of the 2000s was a special time in gaming history. As a sports gamer, there was no better era as there was an assortment of sports games to scratch that virtual sports gaming itch. Another genre that really took off was… Continue Reading “BioWare vs Bethesda: A Time of Action RPG Excellence”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 13th Edition

Posted on 13 Mar 2021 by

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Another week means another Weekly News Wrap-Up. As I prepare for this weekly post, going through all of the news articles of the week on various websites allows me to keep up-to-date on the happenings in the video game world. There’s certainly a lot… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 13th Edition”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 6th Edition

Posted on 6 Mar 2021 by

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Welcome to March, everyone. We are drawing ever closer to the spring season and reaching the end of the first quarter of 2021. I’ve covered Valheim the past couple of weeks in the weekly wrap-up so I won’t include the game as one of… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 6th Edition”

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