Round 3? Thanks to EposVox for featuring Neocities as well as the CMS Publii, I feel like trying this whole blogging thing again. The best…

Dungeon Siege 3 ended up being a really surprising game for me. I didn’t expect to have as much fun with its linear hack'n'slash style that at times seemed too basic. Yet, somehow, I got fully consumed in crawling all the dungeons to see every part the world had to offer. With Treasure of the Sun DLC recently released, it’s time for me to go back into the depths of Dungeon Siege 3.

Review scores are the bane of most writers out there today. To spend time crafting your thoughts and emotions on the game to only have to tack on a score that reflects what you just wrote is heart-wrenching to me. As a writer myself, I would hate to have all that hard work I put into what I think is a well written review of a game to have people skip to the bottom where the score is and proceed to berate me about how it didn't deserve the score it received. Read more →

Flying Wild Hogs decided to try something different when it came to Hard Reset. They wanted to announce it, then release it, all in a very short period of time. This was odd for most to comprehend since games are usually announced way before they are even done or even started on for that matter. After looking at every video I could findfor Hard Reset, I found myself day dreaming of reliving my incredible experiences I had back in my past when shooters were frantic and unrelenting in its desire to wear you down. After the install was finished, it was time to see if all that day dreaming can become a reality.

Not knowing much about cars besides that I like driving and some cars are better, more expensive than others still doesn't turn me off most driving video games. The heavy sim racers are still hard for me to get into since I am not a gearhead and wouldn't fully understand the world the developers made for the grease monkeys. Driver: San Francisco fills in the gap of my love for cars but not knowing too much about them....and I had so much damn fun. Read more →

Always impressed with how Giant Bomb does their Quick Look segments on their site, I wanted to capture my gameplay to possibly do something with. Not having thousands of dollars to afford the equipment that professionals use, I needed something cheap but effective in learning how to capture and edit video game footage. This is where Roxio steps in with the Roxio Game Capture. Read more →