Narrative Diversity in Video Games

What's Up, Gamers! Today I wanted to share some thoughts on representation in video games. Now I know what you're thinking - "Diversity? Who cares! I just wanna pwn some noobs!" …Whatever that means. But hear me out, because this issue impacts all of us who love gaming. For a long time, mainstream games have … Continue reading Narrative Diversity in Video Games

Gaming and Social Connections

In the ever-evolving world of technology, gaming has transcended the boundaries of mere entertainment to become a vibrant culture in itself. One of the driving forces behind this cultural evolution is the rise of online communities. Today, let's delve into the fascinating realm where gaming and social connections collide, and explore how online communities are … Continue reading Gaming and Social Connections

Soundtracks for Gaming Adventures

Hey there, fellow gamers and pixelated adventurers! Today, we're diving headfirst into the magical world of video game music. If you've ever wondered why that one tune from your favorite game still lingers in your head years after you've saved the princess or defeated the final boss, then you're in the right place. We're going … Continue reading Soundtracks for Gaming Adventures

The Competitive Side of Video Games

Hey there, fellow gamers! Today, we're diving deep into the exhilarating world of gaming challenges and speedruns, exploring the competitive side of video games that keeps us on the edge of our seats. So, grab your controllers and join me as we embark on a thrilling journey through the realm of pixelated competition. Gaming challenges … Continue reading The Competitive Side of Video Games

PS5

Well... I finally did it. The PlayStation 5 was released in North America on November 12, 2020. Since Sony only shipped about 37 units to stores nationwide, it was kind of hard for a lot of folks to get their hands on the next generation video game console. And because there was such high demand … Continue reading PS5

Question of the Week #315

Would you rather play a game with someone less or more skilled than you? Would your answer be different if others were watching? I think it depends on the game. If we're talking about a video game, I prefer to play against someone who knows less about what they're doing than me. But that's incredibly … Continue reading Question of the Week #315

My Gaming History: PlayStation

Previously on My Gaming History… ColecoVisionAtari 2600Nintendo Entertainment SystemGame BoySuper NintendoNintendo 64 Sony's first attempt at a home video console came during the fifth generation in home console history. The original PlayStation released on Japan in December of 1994. It didn't hit US soil until September of the following year. Personally, I didn't get my … Continue reading My Gaming History: PlayStation

My Gaming History: Nintendo 64

Previously on My Gaming History... ColecoVisionAtari 2600Nintendo Entertainment SystemGame BoySuper Nintendo The Nintendo 64 was released in North America at the end of September in 1996. Nintendo made the courageous and possibly controversial decision to produce another console that relied on cartridges for their games rather than switching to a disc, as Nintendo's two main … Continue reading My Gaming History: Nintendo 64

My Gaming History: Super Nintendo

Previously on My Gaming History… ColecoVisionAtari 2600Nintendo Entertainment SystemGame Boy The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (or SNES, which will allow me to be lazy), was introduced to North American audiences way back in September of 1991. And I actually can't remember when I got my hands on one. I know it wasn't right away. Because … Continue reading My Gaming History: Super Nintendo

My Gaming History: Game Boy

Previously on My Gaming History… ColecoVisionAtari 2600Nintendo Entertainment System In 1989, Nintendo released the incredibly successful handheld gaming console, the Game Boy. My memories regarding the Game Boy are not as strong as my previous gaming systems. I'm not sure why that is... but I'll piece this together as best I can. I mean, I … Continue reading My Gaming History: Game Boy