'cause it feels so good. Stuff I played a lot in the 7th generation of consoles, 2005-2013ish.
In conjunction with Metacritic. These are my first 10 picks for DS, going from best to worst on Metacritic.
I went over the Metacritic list of best DS games and made my own list with comments. There's certainly many more great games I didn't mention for various reasons.
I played a lot on Xbox Series S this week, but also used my DS, Swtich, PS4 and Retron 3. Gaming breaks included watching another episode of Mighy Orbots, Return of Ultraman, and Dragon Ball Season 2. Also saw a variety of short youtube videos.
Hello everyone, I'm sorry I've been away for so long. It's been a crazy two years, and part of that is I had to take some time to myself to sort out my brain.
Games of the Decade: Expansion Pass #15/Blog a Day #16
Ok so I am currently on my couch on a Monday night and I thought it would be a good time to type out my thoughts about what I have been playing this past week. I’ve spent some time with my new toy/emulator machine and I can give some thoughts about that. Let’s get started before the commercial ends and it’s back to me yelling out letters on Wheel Of Fortune.
I've been playing a lot of Castlevania lately and considering I've now played all of the 2D games (the former is unavailable period and the latter frankly is too expensive for me to spend on an original Gameboy game), I thought I'd make a list ranking these games. I'm going to keep it limited to the 2D games and exclude the aformentioned games. Before I begin, I'll be leaving these games out:
I have been a fan of the survival horror genre since Capcom coined the term to describe their release of Resident Evil way back for the original PlayStation. It’s been a long time since the heyday of the horror game, and getting your scares on consoles has become a rarity. So I was pleasantly surprised that, not only did I enjoy The Evil Within 2 after finding the first game lacking, but it has become one of my favorite entries in the survival horror genre.
Ok so before I get sucked into ripping CDs I need to get this entry going. So good morning Pixlpeeps and Hello Fall! Summer you were fun but hot damn it was hot this year and I am ready for cooler weather and folks going crazy over pumpkin spice everything. So here we are and I am ready to recap the fun events of the last couple of weeks that really had nothing to do with video games, except for buying a couple of cheap ones. Anyways let's get started!
Good morning Pixlpeeps. It is Friday which means later on today after running a couple of errands I will be heading out to the local mom and pop shop to check out their stock on traded in CDs. Hopefully I find some new stuff that fills holes in some playlists and maybe take a chance on a couple of items I never heard. I do know that I will buy a new CD from Barnes & Noble because of my current project, more on that in a bit. Last week I said I would do a mini review on the Android phone I bought last week, the Coolpad Canvas and I will but I will also write about what I am doing with my small travel laptop. If this isn't your fancy I understand and if you want to check out the latest Hot Wheel pickups or what random dollar bundles I bought just scroll past the nerdy stuff. Cool? Alright let's get started.
Well hello Friday, and hello Pixlpeeps! I am ready for the weekend but first I want to add my ramblings to the world wide web, throw in some pictures, and maybe read your blogs today. Things are a bit slow around here and I may be partly to blame because I haven't been sticking with my usual Monday-Friday posts. New Month means I get my behind back on track and get this going. So with that let's get started with Quick Hits.
When a brand-new game console comes out, I like to write a blog about the console that came before it, and talk about my favorite games on it. So now that the Nintendo Switch has been released, I’d like to honor the Wii U and go over my favorite games for that system (not in any particular order).
Can you believe that 2015 is already over? What I like to do around this time is write about the best games of the past year. Keep in mind that no outside opinions went into the making of this list. It’s just my own picks. And if a game is missing from my list, it either didn’t appeal to me as much, or I just simply haven’t played it yet. Can’t play all the games out there, you know! Plus I do apologize if this list leans toward the Nintendo side. I don’t have an Xbox One or PS4 yet, so you’ll just have to deal with it. So with that out of the way, welcome to my Best Games of 2015 Awards Show!
Can you believe this year is already half over? What I like to do this time of year is write about the best games of the year 2015 so far. Everyone is all excited over the E3 announcements, and most of the really good titles come out during the Christmas season at the tail end of the year, and the games that come out earlier tend to be forgotten. So this is where those games get their due.
Kirby’s morph ball versatility has allowed him to assume the role of a pinball, a golf ball, and a rolling ball controlled by a… rainbow brush. That last one came from 2005’s Kirby: Canvas Curse DS, which used the touch screen to draw lines for guiding Kirby through all sorts of obstacle filled levels. Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, the pink puffball’s first Wii U title, follows the same style of gameplay but improves the experience in a number of ways and does it with a fantastic visual style.