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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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Updates, Updates, and More Updates

Posted on 14 Oct 2021 by

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There are a lot of things I overlook when it comes to video gaming. But two of the things that I still find myself annoyed with, even though I know they aren’t going to change, are game patches and system updates. I went through… Continue Reading “Updates, Updates, and More Updates”

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The First Zombies Game I Loved

Posted on 8 Jun 2021 by

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I respect the Resident Evil series a great deal. Even though, I could never finish one game in the series, the story and lore of Resident Evil always fascinated me. But before the first Resident Evil became a reality on the original PlayStation, there… Continue Reading “The First Zombies Game I Loved”

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My Thoughts on Cheating in Gaming

Posted on 6 May 2021 by

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Cheating is not always wrong when it comes to video games. Indeed it is an ongoing problem when it comes to online multiplayer competition, but video game history will show you that there is a clear distinction between cheating that is endorsed in gaming… Continue Reading “My Thoughts on Cheating in Gaming”

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IN THE NEWS: The True Gem of the Golden Week Sale

Posted on 1 May 2021 by

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The Golden Week Sale is here and if you are a PC, PlayStation, Nintendo, or Xbox gamer, there are some nice deals currently available. An occasion to celebrate the games made in Japan during a week that contains four different Japanese holidays, Golden Week… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: The True Gem of the Golden Week Sale”

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