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How Halo: Reach Made me a Halo Fan

Posted on 7 Oct 2021 by

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I will readily admit that I wasn’t historically a Halo fan. When I saw people catching on to the Halo craze back in the early 2000s, I didn’t get it. Many gamers were having a blast on the original Xbox and I even remember… Continue Reading “How Halo: Reach Made me a Halo Fan”

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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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IN THE NEWS: Marvel’s Avengers Has Arrived on Xbox Game Pass

Posted on 2 Oct 2021 by

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If you’ve ever wanted to play Marvel’s Avengers but didn’t want to have to pay a significant amount for it, Xbox Game Pass has introduced the least expensive option to try it out. By purchasing a basic Game Pass subscription for a month at… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Marvel’s Avengers Has Arrived on Xbox Game Pass”

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So I Decided to Enter the World of Deck-Building

Posted on 30 Sep 2021 by

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One of my goals for 2021 was to open myself up to new gaming experiences and trying a new genre was one way I’ve accomplished it so far. Recently, I’ve decided to embrace the card battle/deck-building genre. The style of games remind me of… Continue Reading “So I Decided to Enter the World of Deck-Building”

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The Time of Year For the Biggest Releases

Posted on 28 Sep 2021 by

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As we enter into the fall season, I’m reminded about how I have historically spent the most money towards gaming between September and January of each year. The publishers typically release some of the best games of the year during this stretch. And there… Continue Reading “The Time of Year For the Biggest Releases”

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