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IN THE NEWS: Nintendo Direct Thoughts

Posted on 25 Sep 2021 by

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Just weeks after the excellent PlayStation Showcase, it was finally time for Nintendo to provide its own display of upcoming games, downloadable content, and other expansions on Thursday through its Nintendo Direct. If you have not seen it, feel free to click on the… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Nintendo Direct Thoughts”

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When Mortal Kombat Came Home

Posted on 23 Sep 2021 by

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Can you believe that the release of the first Mortal Kombat for home consoles took place in September 1993? That was also 28 years ago. The early 90s was an interesting era for video games as popular arcade games were being released on home… Continue Reading “When Mortal Kombat Came Home”

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“Repetitive” Means Different Things to Different Gamers

Posted on 21 Sep 2021 by

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Having played video games for as long as I have, there is no doubt that I encounter the sentiment that “I’ve done this before.” I’ve gone through many turn-based battles, battled on a ton of multiplayer maps, traversed many dungeons, explored open worlds, taken… Continue Reading ““Repetitive” Means Different Things to Different Gamers”

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IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Showcase Thoughts

Posted on 18 Sep 2021 by

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Greetings everyone. I’m about a week and a few days late, but I did want to acknowledge the PlayStation Showcase that took place on September 9 and some of the big news that came out of that event. Overall, I felt that this was… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: PlayStation Showcase Thoughts”

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Why Scarlet Nexus & Hitman 3 Lead the Pack for My GOTY

Posted on 16 Sep 2021 by

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From the moment I saw it, I had a hunch that Scarlet Nexus was going to be a great game. The whole idea of battles using psycho-kinesis within an anime-like world with a cool story to boot sounded like a winner from the start. Scarlet Nexus… Continue Reading “Why Scarlet Nexus & Hitman 3 Lead the Pack for My GOTY”

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