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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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The Video Game Sports Spectacular!

Posted on 27 Apr 2021 by

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It wasn’t just the competition of sports that captured my imagination as a youth. The whole presentation was something I found intriguing from the announcers and the camera shots to the theme music and the score graphics. Just like WWF wrestling, I found television… Continue Reading “The Video Game Sports Spectacular!”

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IN THE NEWS: Mobile Platform Dominating Gaming Industry

Posted on 10 Apr 2021 by

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I don’t spend much time discussing mobile gaming because I don’t have enough experience with the platform to provide informed opinions on it. But I am aware of its humongous presence in the gaming industry. There are many gamers today that have never touched… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Mobile Platform Dominating Gaming Industry”

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Will I Finish Fire Emblem: Three Houses This Year?

Posted on 8 Apr 2021 by

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Fire Emblem: Three Houses is one of the best games of the past few years and, for me, one of the greatest that I’ve ever played. I’ve accumulated more than 60 hours so far and I don’t even think I’ve reached the halfway point.… Continue Reading “Will I Finish Fire Emblem: Three Houses This Year?”

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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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