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Monthly Archives: July 2011
On Suikoden
I played Suikoden for a really simple reason: I bought an old Mac Mini that can barely do anything, but it can emulate games. When I realized this, I thought, “Hey, that’s cool, I’ll go back and play all the … Continue reading
On Kill Screen #4: The Public Play Issue
As you should know, I love Kill Screen Magazine. I pay a fairly high subscription cost for thoughtful magazine about video games, and I am always happy when it comes in the mail. You can see my review of issue … Continue reading
Posted in General Features, Video Games
Tagged kill screen, minecraft, review, video games
On Camp Concentration
I just finished reading Camp Concentration a couple days ago, and after letting it simmer some, I have some things to say about it. Essentially, the novel is about a poet. In short summary: Louis Sacchetti is a poet who dodges … Continue reading
Posted in General Features
Tagged novel, review
On The Transformers Franchise
There are spoilers in this post for all three Transformers movies. I will also refer to them as T1, T2, T3. So I don’t really like the Transformers movies. That shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, of course, but … Continue reading
