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Tales of Arise Impressions From a First-Time “Tales” Player

Posted on 12 Oct 2021 by

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It has not been my normal practice in 2021 to buy games so close to their release date. Of all the games I’ve purchased throughout the year, there have been few exceptions, the most recent one being Far Cry 6. Last month, another exception… Continue Reading “Tales of Arise Impressions From a First-Time “Tales” Player”

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My Favorite Beat-Em-Up Tributes (FREE Games)

Posted on 5 Oct 2021 by

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Beat-em-up games were some of my favorite types of games to play during my childhood. They were prevalent in arcades and then established their place on home consoles during the 16-bit generation. The premise was simple. Side-scrolling brawling action with two to four players simultaneously… Continue Reading “My Favorite Beat-Em-Up Tributes (FREE Games)”

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Top Five Games I’d Take With Me to a Far Away Island

Posted on 9 Sep 2021 by

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Okay, here’s the scenario. You are sent to a far away island and won’t be able to return home. But you are given the choice of five games that you can take with you to the island for any system, console, or platform. This… Continue Reading “Top Five Games I’d Take With Me to a Far Away Island”

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IN THE NEWS: China Limits Online Gaming for Minors

Posted on 4 Sep 2021 by

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Hope everybody is having a great weekend so far. I want to give a shout out to one of my buddies for giving me a heads up on this story coming out of China earlier this week about a crackdown from the government on… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: China Limits Online Gaming for Minors”

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BioWare vs Bethesda: A Time of Action RPG Excellence

Posted on 27 Jul 2021 by

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The first decade of the 2000s was a special time in gaming history. As a sports gamer, there was no better era as there was an assortment of sports games to scratch that virtual sports gaming itch. Another genre that really took off was… Continue Reading “BioWare vs Bethesda: A Time of Action RPG Excellence”

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