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Where in the World is the New LEGO Star Wars?

Posted on 15 Jun 2021 by

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It was last September that I did a post on the delay of LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. At the time, it was stated that the game would be released in Spring 2021. At one point, it looked as if there would be… Continue Reading “Where in the World is the New LEGO Star Wars?”

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The Best Interactive Narrative I’ve Played

Posted on 10 Jun 2021 by

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Ever since I’ve played Maniac Mansion on the Nintendo Entertainment System, I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for point & click/interactive video games. Games like Zak McKraken and the Alien Mindbenders, Loom, Kings Quest, Police Quest IV, and the Monkey Island… Continue Reading “The Best Interactive Narrative I’ve Played”

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The First Zombies Game I Loved

Posted on 8 Jun 2021 by

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I respect the Resident Evil series a great deal. Even though, I could never finish one game in the series, the story and lore of Resident Evil always fascinated me. But before the first Resident Evil became a reality on the original PlayStation, there… Continue Reading “The First Zombies Game I Loved”

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Last Epoch: An Endorsement For Early Access Gaming

Posted on 3 Jun 2021 by

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I’m a time travel geek. If that theme is in a book, movie, television show, anime, or video game; then I’m interested. That is the reason why Back to the Future is my favorite movie trilogy, Steins Gate is my favorite anime, and the… Continue Reading “Last Epoch: An Endorsement For Early Access Gaming”

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Mortal Kombat Movie Doesn’t Live Up to Video Games

Posted on 1 Jun 2021 by

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I wanted to like the latest Mortal Kombat film. It was one of the few movies that I was genuinely looking forward to seeing in a long time. The last three Mortal Kombat games have been fantastic in their storytelling, content, and gameplay mechanics.… Continue Reading “Mortal Kombat Movie Doesn’t Live Up to Video Games”

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