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Top Five Things I’m Thankful for in Gaming

Posted on 23 Nov 2021 by

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Being that this is Thanksgiving Week in the United States, I wanted to take some time and express my gratitude and appreciation for all that I’ve been able to enjoy in gaming throughout the year. For many people around the world, this has been… Continue Reading “Top Five Things I’m Thankful for in Gaming”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 6th Edition

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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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Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 27th Edition

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Happy weekend to all of you who are presently reading this post. We’ve come to the end of another gaming week. I did not get to The Legend of Zelda’s 35th anniversary last week so I will definitely have some thoughts on that in… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 27th Edition”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 20th Edition

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Hello everyone and I hope you are all having a relaxing and peaceful weekend. Here we are again at the end of another week and time is moving so fast that each week is like a blur. It’s time to get into some notable… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 20th Edition”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 13th Edition

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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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