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The Kid in the Chicken Suit: Remembering Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg
The funny thing about getting older is realizing that some of the games you spent hours playing as a kid have seemingly vanished from existence.
A few nights ago, my wife and I were talking about games we remembered from the GameCube era....
The Rise and Fall of Resistance
The early 2000s were a transformative period for first-person shooters. The genre was evolving from its PC roots into gaming’s biggest mainstream attraction, driven by technological leaps, online multiplayer, and cinematic storytelling. Xbo...
When Giving Up Is Okay
A couple weeks ago in my weekly update post I wrote something that’s been sitting with me for a little bit. I was reading the second book in John Gwynne’s Faithful and the Fallen series, Valor and at the time I wasn’t really enjoying it. Su...
Final Fantasy II
Originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1988, Final Fantasy II is the next stop on our quest to play every Final Fantasy game. FFII was a Japanese exclusive and was released just a year after the original Final Fantasy....
Week End Round Up! (5/29)
Thank god it’s Friday!
if you’re new here this is my end of week post that I usually make before (mostly) disconnecting for the weekend. Usually I’ll still be around commenting on notes and saving some articles to read through the week bu...
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