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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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IN THE NEWS: Sony Reverses Decision on PS3/Vita Stores

Posted on 24 Apr 2021 by

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Never forget that we all have a voice as gamers. This is not to say that every thing we raise our voices on will be addressed. But in some cases, the voices of the gaming public will be heard. Take the case of PlayStation… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Sony Reverses Decision on PS3/Vita Stores”

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CrossCode: A Retro-Inspired Masterpiece

Posted on 6 Apr 2021 by

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I haven’t felt this way about a game in a long time. Back during the Super Nintendo Entertainment System days, I came across a role-playing game named Chrono Trigger that completely changed the way that I looked at what could be accomplished in a… Continue Reading “CrossCode: A Retro-Inspired Masterpiece”

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IN THE NEWS: PS3, Vita Digital Stores Shutting Down

Posted on 3 Apr 2021 by

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With the way video game consoles come and go within the video game market, it was only a matter of time before older systems such as the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and the PlayStation Portable were going to no longer receive online support from… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: PS3, Vita Digital Stores Shutting Down”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 20th Edition

Posted on 20 Mar 2021 by

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Spring is finally here. The weather has finally been warmer the past few days with temperatures in the 70-degree range. Before then, the winter had made one final push with lows in the upper-30s. But thank goodness that it looks as if it is… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 20th Edition”

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