So I apologize for my MIA time. Things got really crazy, like I suspected with work and the apartment. Things are finally calming down. I've got to game here and there but not alot. Alot of youtube in that area since I fall asleep easier to sound. At the sametime insomnia has been also making a visit here and there as well as depression. I figured all this would happen. New place, new adjustments, and new realizations of just how lonely I am out here. Only 1 friend lives close by and there going thru hard times themselves with finding work. The others are scattered and now apparently aren't talking to me. Oh well. Again sorry for my lack of response, when I'm being a Debbie downer I tend to become super less active. Still trying to work on that.
So 2014 although a little lacking in the srpg department I did get 2 awesome games that although not perfect they were really good games, my first Tears to Tiara 2
Hello again Pixlbit im blogging from Houston Texas cant play any ps3 or 360 sice im a 100 miles from home but when I get back I got two games im looking forward to playing.
Hey, hey, hey it's almost Halloween! You know what that means? It means nothing actually. I'm far too old to be going around the neighborhood in costume to get candy. Though it is a frightening possibility that I easily could. And also I will most likely end up working that day. So even giving away candy to kids is out of the realm of possibility for me. Anyways horror games are some of the most unique experiences in our interactive medium today.
Anticipation was high heading into this year’s QuakeCon, and the excitement was all due to the planned reveal of id Software’s upcoming Doom. Without any cameras allowed in and no demo videos or screenshots released, letting you get a good feel for what was shown in two separate demos will be a bit tough. Through the high-tech wizardry afforded us by MS Paint, though, you’re sure to have a full grasp on the dark, brutal, and intense segments shown on stage.
Though it wasn't the first of its kind, the original DooM is often credited as the game that popularized the first-person shooter. With detailed graphics for the time, heaps of ugly baddies, a handful of cool weapons, and endlessly challenging gameplay, it's no wonder it was a hit. Despite a slower gameplay pace than the previous PC games, DooM 64 is a worthy followup and an enjoyable run 'n gun shooter in its own right. For better or worse, they don't make 'em like this anymore.
Fighting games can be a diverse genre of video games. However, that diversity can often be over shadowed by the same handful of franchises and companies that have much larger presences. Although the tides are turning and new fighting game IP s are now more that ever making their presence known though the indie scene. Today, we're taking a look at a few of the many indie fighting games that are emerging this year. Some games are playable right now while other games plan to use crowd funding later this year. These games, however, provide a healthy alternative and bring (or in some cases could bring) new life into the fighting game genre.
Quick note: For some reason a few of my pics are sideways. I don't know why. Hopefully it will fix itself in time. Kind of like the pic sizes fixing themselves. Maybe I should just stop using photobucket. 
December was a much quieter month than November, though certainly not devoid of happenings.
Saturday was the first day of Winter, the Winter Solstice, so I thought about what wintry games I could play this week and went out a bought a few and played them while drinking some First Snow Ale. Read on for the results.
