a blog about video games from a guy stuck in the 90s!
I don't remember when I first saw the trailer for Yonder, but right away, I realized it was for me. Following the discovery of Yoku's Island Express, a combination of relaxing play and beautiful visuals seemed like it paired well with me at the time, and just as Yoku did not disappoint, Yonder currently sits in my good graces. …
Continue reading Thoughts on Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles (Switch)
Well, it seems everyone are the WordPress parts these days is busy! Which is great, honestly - being the summer time, I hope everyone is taking advantage of the warm weather! After all, it'll be cold and miserable again before we know it, and then we'll be wishing it was warm and.. well, "the grass …
Well, well, well... what do we have here? It's the revival of an old series where me and my faithful companion Munchkin, an EMPOLEON, thoroughly slash and thrash our way through Pokemon Pearl! Catch up on previous installments here: Pokemon Pearl: The Solo Piplup Run – Munchkin’s Journey Begins (part 1) Pokemon Pearl: The Solo …
Continue reading Pokemon Pearl: The Solo Run – Back on Track! (part 4)
Gamers are a strange group of people. Music collectors don't subject themselves to music they don't like for hours on end, just to be able to tell people that they did. Cinephiles don't watch dozens of hours of films they're not enjoying just to say that they've "gotten the full experience." But gamers? Dump a …
Continue reading What Makes You Aim For 100% Game Completion?
It's been a lively two days for those of us who have been keeping up with E3, and my personal favorite so far has, by far, been the bizarre presentation by LimitedRunGames! I've talked about them many times before, as they are by and large one of my favorite gaming companies out there - keeping …
I love Rayman. Since the day I booted up the original Rayman on my old Compaq Presario many moons ago, I had a weird fascination with the strange fellow. I first wandered into the world of Rayman in my younger years, naturally - wandering into a CompUSA I found a copy of the MS-DOS release …
If you've never played an Oddworld installment and are now subconsciously trying to figure it out judging by the name, let me spare you from having to ponder, "are the games weird?" Yes. Yes they are. Some might say, "odd." Taking place in an alternate universe, the quintology of Oddworld games generally share the theme …
