A collection of clever thoughts about stupid games, or possibly vice versa.
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When South Park hit in 1997, it hit right away. Like The Simpsons before it, and COVID-19 after it, one day it was simply everywhere and everyone was freaking out about it. A video game was inevitable, and a trilogy of dogshit Nintendo 64 g...
Ahoy, gamers. I wish I had a longer or eloquent or more curse-ridden post for you today, but if you read my last kayfabe-breaking whinefest, you’ll know that life has been keeping me busy, namely by way of a new-again job opportunity that I...
Christmas of 1991, I received a Super Nintendo Entertainment System, as well as copies of Super Mario World and Bill Laimbeer’s Combat Basketball, a game that has since gained notoriety as one of the worst games of all time. Granted, I play...
Rockstar changed everything with Grand Theft Auto III. With the possible exception of Nintendo, I had never in my life given one shit about what a video game company was working on or releasing next. I just gobbled up whatever sounded good....
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