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Delays are a Smart Move by Publishers & Developers

Posted on 2 Nov 2021 by

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I know how frustrating it could be to look forward to a game’s launch only to find out that the release date has been pushed back. It hits even harder when you’ve already pre-ordered the game. When that title gets delayed a second or… Continue Reading “Delays are a Smart Move by Publishers & Developers”

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IN THE NEWS: Nintendo Draws Backlash Over Online Expansion

Posted on 30 Oct 2021 by

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Nintendo had to have seen this coming. The company decided to expand its Nintendo Switch Online platform by adding another tier that included Animal Crossing DLC, as well as a selection of Nintendo 64 and SEGA Genesis titles. This represents a $30 difference in… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Nintendo Draws Backlash Over Online Expansion”

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Music That Draws You in Before ‘PRESS START’

Posted on 28 Oct 2021 by

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Music is one of the vital organs of video gaming. I often feel that because it isn’t something that we see in the forefront of a game, it is often forgotten or undermined the same way we as human beings forget how important our… Continue Reading “Music That Draws You in Before ‘PRESS START’”

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NFL 2K5 Resurrected: How to Make a Great Game Better

Posted on 26 Oct 2021 by

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Even though ESPN NFL 2K5 came out over 17 years ago, its impact on the sports gaming world is still being felt by today by thousands, if not millions of gamers. ESPN NFL 2K5 was a monumental game for many reasons when it was released in… Continue Reading “NFL 2K5 Resurrected: How to Make a Great Game Better”

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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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