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This Super Smash Bros. Fan Game is Spectacular

Posted on 13 Jul 2021 by

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It’s safe to say that the Super Smash Bros. series is a great fighting game franchise. While it isn’t anywhere near my favorite fighting game franchise, there is still much to like about Nintendo’s flagship fighting series. So much so that I own Super… Continue Reading “This Super Smash Bros. Fan Game is Spectacular”

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Why I Use My PS4 Controller For PC Gaming

Posted on 24 Jun 2021 by

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The Super Nintendo controller is my favorite controller of all time when it comes to gaming. I loved the feel of it and how responsive it was from games such as Super Mario World and Street Fighter II Turbo to NBA Jam and Killer… Continue Reading “Why I Use My PS4 Controller For PC Gaming”

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Trying my Hand At Visual Novels

Posted on 22 Jun 2021 by

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Visual novels are not as uncommon as one may think. There are many role-playing games such as the Persona series and Sakura Wars that implement aspects of the genre into the development of the story and characters. But games that are purely visual novels… Continue Reading “Trying my Hand At Visual Novels”

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IN THE NEWS: Microsoft is Coming Out Swingin’

Posted on 19 Jun 2021 by

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Microsoft is ready to battle. If there is one thing I took from an otherwise underwhelming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) this year, it was that Microsoft showed its commitment to draw more gamers to its platforms. Especially with the acquisition of Bethesda and other… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Microsoft is Coming Out Swingin’”

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If Final Fantasy VII Remake Stays the Course…I’m on Board

Posted on 17 Jun 2021 by

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It isn’t often that I finish a game that spans 40 hours as quickly as I finished Final Fantasy VII Remake in 2020. I thought it did a wonderful job in bringing the world of Midgar and the characters within it to life in… Continue Reading “If Final Fantasy VII Remake Stays the Course…I’m on Board”

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