Hey folks, guess what? At the end of this week, I’ll be heading off to Seattle for PAX West! I skipped last year because I went to E3 instead, but since I didn’t go to E3 this year, I’m back at PAX! So please pray that I have a safe trip there and back, and a good and fruitful time at the show. Anyway, to tide you over until I get back, here are some more game reviews I’ve written recently over at GamerDad.com. Please click on the links and read as many as you can, and maybe post a ‘like’ or comment or two. I’d appreciate it. OK let’s go!
There’s always been something special about the Super Smash Bros. series for me, even starting with the very first release. I’ve always enjoyed fighting games, but admittedly, I’m not very good at them. Smash Bros. gave me the opportunity to really compete and enjoy mastery of a fighting game for once. Being skilled in the game doesn’t come down to your ability to input complex combos, but rather your ability to read and react to your opponent. It’s a satisfying mind game that continues to draw me to the series, especially as each game becomes more grandiose, featuring bigger rosters and level selections. Ultimate, as expected, is the most impressive offering yet, boasting every character to grace the series, most of the levels, as well as a set of brand new fighters that include many of the big requests fans have had for years.
Normally I do my Game of the Year blog first, and then my blog on what games in 2019 I’m looking forward to. But I’m going to switch it around this year like I did last time. Mainly because there are a couple of releases that are coming up quick, and also I want to try and squeeze a couple more 2018 games in to see if they’ll make my GOTY list. But don’t worry, my Game of the Year blog will go up soon after this one, like in another week or so. In the meantime, here are some games I’m looking forward to playing and reviewing in 2019. Granted there may be more as we get into the year and have Nintendo Directs and E3 announcements and such, but here’s some that I know right now.
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is Nintendo’s newest mobile title, and I have been into it ever since it came out! The Animal Crossing game series is very special to me, so to celebrate just how much fun I’ve been having with Pocket Camp, I thought I’d go over all the games and spinoffs in the series, and rate each one and share my special memories of each. So let’s get started!
Hey everyone! Hope you all had a great week so far. In recent news, I got laid off from my job. I was a seasonal but was hoping to stay. But I was actually glad I didn't because the management there were just complete AHoles. Telling you one thing to do, but then asking you later to do another thing, and then getting mad at you for not doing the first task and other crap like that. Anyways, even though I liked working there at times it was a good feeling to leave. Just sucked because I wasn't going to get money anymore. So hopefully I can find a new job where I feel like I will enjoy it more.
Hey folks, just wanted to write a blog and tell you about my new job! I’m designing happy homes, and my clients are real animals! But luckily it’s pretty easy work, and somewhat entertaining, too. So let’s take a look at how I got to where I am today.
Yes, Cary, I finally bought AC: New Leaf, and I'm blaming my current obsession on you.
Nintendo just released some new Mario Kart 8 tracks, and it made me think about other fun Nintendo themed DLC and bonuses in games. So I wrote a blog about it. Enjoy!
Animal Crossing is taking of me life O_o! Thats how much I love this game. As I previously stated, I did not like Wild World has much has I like this game. I have been trying to be a good Mayor and develop Arni properly. I should have named it Wonderland!