I've got something big coming up in July!
Friday, June 27, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
...In with the New!
Last week, I looked at the successes and failures of the Wii. It's time to take off the rose tinted glasses, and look at what Nintendo learn from the Wii to improve the Wii U. Here's what Nintendo can do to improve their market share and get the Wii U to be a big player in the console arena.
Labels:
Light Gun,
Nintendo,
Rants and Raves,
Real World Applications,
RPG,
Wii U,
Zombies
Friday, June 6, 2014
Out with the Old...
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Hipster Anime Fans! Anime Detour 2014 in review
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Five Under the Radar Games
Holy cow. There's a lot of games out there that most people overlook. Too many people follow the advice of this guy, and it's a real shame. If you follow Extra Credits on youtube, you've probably seen their series of games you might not have tried. They are a great resource of options, and I've found a handful of good examples, as well. All of the games that I mention have their share of fans, just not many. For some, this is a perfect time to try them out. Either way, you'll be hard pressed to find games in here that aren't worth your time.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Whoa! Something new!
I just added my Twitch.tv stream as an additional page to Treasure Bin. Whenever I'm playing a game I can stream, I will probably be doing that. It might be fun, it might be boring as all get out. But either way, I'm up on there!
Also, I'm going to have some big news coming up in the next month or so, something big that I've got planned. Stick around, and I promise you'll like what you see!
Also, I'm going to have some big news coming up in the next month or so, something big that I've got planned. Stick around, and I promise you'll like what you see!
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Review: Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Players: 1-4 (ad hoc on 3DS, online on Wii U)
Rating: Teen (Blood, Crude Humor, Fantasy Violence)
Platform Reviewed: 3DS
Monster Hunter is a fairly well known series by this point. It has seen 12 releases across six different platforms, and a 13th game is on the way. Even Japan's "Samurai Blue" Soccer Team played Monster Hunter in their downtime before their big win over Australia to take the Asian Cup in 2011. So it's a pretty well known and well established franchise. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate came out in time to be a part of the Wii U launch lineup, and included a release for its handheld sibling, the 3DS. But how does it hold up in the realm of giant monsters?
Publisher: Capcom
Players: 1-4 (ad hoc on 3DS, online on Wii U)
Rating: Teen (Blood, Crude Humor, Fantasy Violence)
Platform Reviewed: 3DS
Monster Hunter is a fairly well known series by this point. It has seen 12 releases across six different platforms, and a 13th game is on the way. Even Japan's "Samurai Blue" Soccer Team played Monster Hunter in their downtime before their big win over Australia to take the Asian Cup in 2011. So it's a pretty well known and well established franchise. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate came out in time to be a part of the Wii U launch lineup, and included a release for its handheld sibling, the 3DS. But how does it hold up in the realm of giant monsters?
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Account security and gaming: I don't wanna be hacked!
Last week, someone commented on my How to fix WoW article, asking about account security. Ironically enough, this comment was from a spam bot, but this is a great topic that's definitely relevant to what has happened over the past couple of years. There are some really easy ways to reduce your risk and minimize the damage in the event your accounts are compromised. Here's a few tips on what to do.
Labels:
How-To,
MMO,
Real World Applications,
Totally Off Topic
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
A Decade of Construction: Anime Detour 2013 Recap
Wow, what a con This past weekend, 5,000 people gathered at the Doubletree Hotel in Bloomington, MN, for what is one of the largest anime conventions in the state. It was an exhilarating, awesome, epic weekend. And I was in the thick of it.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Review: Spec Ops The Line
Platform: PS3, Xbox 360, PCDeveloper: Yager Studios
Publisher: 2K Games
Players: 1 (offline) 2-8 (online)
Rating: Mature (Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language)
Reviewed on: PS3
Playstation Plus has a knack of pulling out the occasional awesome title. Just last week, they added Spec Ops: The Line to their list of free games. And boy, is this a title to add!
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