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The Last of Us Part 1 – Review
Read more: The Last of Us Part 1 – ReviewI wasn’t sure if I should buy this game just yet, mostly because of the price Sony is charging for it. Yes, I’m one of those people that feel a bad way about the 70$ price point of newer games. My local store had the game for 65$ which took a bit of the bite…
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Resident Evil 5 – Review
Read more: Resident Evil 5 – ReviewHot off the heels of Resident Evil 4 comes Resident Evil 5, originally released on the PlayStation 3. It’s a great action game that feels like an evolution of the formula establish with 4, but skews even more towards an action game. You play the game as Sheva and Chris, two mercenary’s that are ready…
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Hot Shots Golf (PS1) – Review (kind of)
Read more: Hot Shots Golf (PS1) – Review (kind of)Growing up as an NES/Sega kid made me have some weird choices in the games I had as a kid. We got our Sega Genesis for Christmas and got to select from a range of games on the back of the box, getting one of them for free. I filed out the card, selecting a…
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IQ Intelligent Qube – Review (ish)
Read more: IQ Intelligent Qube – Review (ish)IQ: Intelligent Qube is a Playstation 1 puzzle game from 1997, making it 25 years old. That’s a little insane to think about, especially since I remember playing a demo for this game at some point around then. I also remember not really understanding what to do in the game and giving up on it…
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Ape Escape (PS1) – Review
Read more: Ape Escape (PS1) – ReviewAnother classic PS1 game to play on my PlayStation 5. Oh how time flies. I have a lot of history with this game. I remember picking it up for PS1 when it came out back in May 1999 from my local Toy’s R Us. It was the first game to explicitly require you to use…
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I Collected ALL the Cars in Gran Turismo 7 and All I Got Was…
Read more: I Collected ALL the Cars in Gran Turismo 7 and All I Got Was…That’s right, I collected ALL the cars in Gran Turismo 7 and all I got was the pride in knowing I got all the cars without paying a penny! Does that sound enticing to you? It shouldn’t. How did I do this you may or may not ask? Well, when the game came out, people…
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Shenmue 2 – Review
Read more: Shenmue 2 – ReviewI originally played through Shenmue 2 on the XBox when it came out in 2001, so it’s been a solid 20 years since I last checked in on Ryo Hazuki. The most interesting part of playing this game is just how small and insignificant it makes the first game feel, which I wasn’t expecting. That’s…
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My First Hard-Off – Fujisawa
Read more: My First Hard-Off – FujisawaIf you don’t know, Hard-Off is a store in Japan that sells a bunch of used stuff. Usually of the “hard” variety if you can believe it. This can be video games, consoles, stereos, CD’s, fake guns, figures, musical instruments, etc. It’s just a ton of stuff that you can dig through. The reason I…
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition (PS5) – Review
Read more: Mass Effect Legendary Edition (PS5) – ReviewHaving played the original Mass Effect on the XBox 360 when it came out, the second game on PC, and not having a solid memory of playing the third game on anything, I had to pick this collection up. This was a day one purchase and a series I truly enjoyed replaying. Over the years…
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Stadia – You Wont Be Missed
Read more: Stadia – You Wont Be MissedTo the surprise of nobody, Stadia is officially making it’s first pivot into the dumpster fire of forgotten video game projects. It’s doing this by cancelling all internally developed game projects and focusing on offering it’s services to other companies. So two Google owned game studios, about 150 creative developers, and one Jade Raymond will…