Another No Man’s Sky snap from a paradise planet. Widescreen this time.
Category: Gaming
VideoGame Snap: ‘Home’ from No Man’s Sky
Despite the game having ~281 trillion unique planets (per galaxy), it’s very difficult to find hospitable, “paradise” planets. Finally, I found one.
Let’s PLay: Mass Effect
You are Commander Shepard of the starship Normandy and you are the last hope for all life in the Galaxy. Saren, a rogue member of the elite and untouchable Spectre […]
Let’s Play: The Lucasarts Classic – The Dig
In 1995 when point and click adventure games were, in my opinion, at their pinnacle, Lucasarts crafted a game that melded cel animation, 3D animation, voice acting, cinematography, and musical […]
Retro Replay: Dark Forces XL – Part 3
his is Part 3 of my retro replay of Star Wars: Dark Forces XL, Mission 03: Anoat City – The Subterranean Hideout where Kyle goes on a mission under the streets of Anoat to find Imperial weapon designer Moff Rebus.
Retro Replay: Dark Forces XL – Part 2
This is Part 2 of my retro replay of Star Wars: Dark Forces XL, Mission 02: Talay: Tak Base – After The Massacre, where Mon Mothma sends Kyle on another mission to a base recently destroyed by the empire.
Retro Replay: Dark Forces XL – Part 1
This is Part 1 of my retro replay of Star Wars: Dark Forces (XL), Mission 01: The Death Star plans: Operation Skyhook – Secret base, where Kyle infiltrates an Imperial base and steals the Death Star plans.
17 Through ’17: Assassin’s Creed
Here’s our list of 17 not to be missed movies to see starting next month and through the end to 2017. Each day we will bring you the next on […]
Review: 100 Hours Into No Man’s Sky
No Man’s Sky was one of the most highly anticipated games of the year, with over 293,000 pre-orders. Now that the game has been out for several weeks, many players […]
Review: Primordia
I spent (and still spend) a lot of time immersed in books and storytelling during the late 1980s and early 1990s, so I naturally migrated to the burgeoning genre of adventure […]
Retro Review: Dungeons & Dragons
The look on their faces is exactly how I felt while watching Dungeons & Dragons back in 2000. Part of me was smirking in disgust, another part of me was screaming in frustration. [Original publication: Dec 8, 2000]
Retro Review: Dragonlance: Dragons of Spring Dawning
Note: This is a guest review by Michael. I just finished Dragonlance: Return of the Green . . . I mean Dragons of Spring Dawning. Like I said in my […]
