ORIGINALLY POSTED AUGUST 2010. New comments will be in bold.
I'll say it right now: I'm tired of all the ports and remasters in the game industry currently. I enjoy creativity and new worlds to explore, but remasters are way too prevalent. If I want to play a game that already exists, I'll go back and play it in its original form. Enough people are willing to shell out all their money for remakes that the game industry will keep going with this trend, though.
In other words, you won't see any remakes on this list.
...or will you?
2016 Note: It's funny that I said that because this post itself is a re-release.
Friday, August 19, 2016
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Five Movie-Related Things I'd Like To See In My Lifetime (2016 Update)
ORIGINALLY POSTED 2010. New comments will be in bold.
This list will be quick and to-the-point. This is a list of pipe dreams that may or may not come to pass, but they're at the top of my wish list.
2016 Note: Looks like I'm faring a lot better on THIS wish list than the Game-Related Things list...
This list will be quick and to-the-point. This is a list of pipe dreams that may or may not come to pass, but they're at the top of my wish list.
2016 Note: Looks like I'm faring a lot better on THIS wish list than the Game-Related Things list...
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Pokemon Yellow (Generation I), Part 5 - Sabrina and Koga
We rejoin Pokemon Yellow in progress as Ambrose takes a break from DDTing random passerby to take on the Team Rocket boss and free the good people of Silph Corporation from their vile clutches. Also starring not one, but TWO gym leaders...and one future gym leader...it's going to be a mad house.
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Limbo (500k Views Special)
To celebrate 500k views, I'm looking at a very cool indy game. It was either this or Shovel Knight, and...well...Limbo just feels right.
Labels:
2010,
2015,
500k Views Special,
Action,
Limbo,
PC,
Playstation 3,
Playstation 4
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Pokemon Yellow (Generation I), Part 4 - Erika
Today on Pokemon Yellow: Accusations are levied, as our hero conquers another gym, fights Team Rocket, and climbs a tower filled with ghosts. So basically, a typical Friday night at Ambrose's Tijuana opium den.
Friday, August 5, 2016
Friday, July 29, 2016
Pokemon Yellow (Generation I), Part 2 - Misty
Previously on Pokemon Yellow, our hero defeated "The Next Big Thing" BRRRRROCK... well, just Brock. Today, I take on the second Gym Leader and her short shorts. But first, I track down the reclusive Kung-Fu prodigy and Israeli special forces sharpshooter known as Mankey.
Monday, July 25, 2016
Pokemon Yellow (Generation I) (Game Boy, 1999), Part 1 - Brock
The Summer of Pokemon begins with the ultimate edition of Generation 1!
The Summer of Pokemon will be an event so monumental, Walt Disney himself left specific instructions to be un-frozen on July 25th 2016.
The Summer of Pokemon will be an event so monumental, Walt Disney himself left specific instructions to be un-frozen on July 25th 2016.
Labels:
1999,
Game Boy,
Generation 1,
Pokemon,
Pokemon Yellow,
RPG
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Monday, July 11, 2016
Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin (Everything, 2015)
Time for one of the most hopeless, nihilistic, negative games I've ever played. But seriously, this game is quite gripping.
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
The Final Fantasy Series Retrospective
Today we're going to be taking a look at the Final Fantasy series in retrospective form. What are our memories of the series? Which chapters stand the test of time? Read on to find out.
Labels:
FFIV,
FFIX,
FFV,
FFVI,
FFVII,
FFVIII,
FFX,
FFXII,
FFXIII,
Final Fantasy (General),
Final Fantasy 7,
Final Fantasy VII,
NES,
Playstation,
Playstation 2,
Playstation 3,
Retrospectives,
Square Enix,
Squaresoft,
Super NES
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
The Legend of Zelda Retrospective
A while back I gathered up some friends to reflect on the Zelda series. This means a smorgasbord of guest writers for a smorgasboard of great games. Join us for this trip down memory lane as we look at what is arguably the greatest game series of all time.
Big shout-out and thank you to all of the contributors.
-JD
Big shout-out and thank you to all of the contributors.
-JD
Monday, July 4, 2016
The Super Mario Retrospective
Today myself and a group of friends and fellow writers are going to take a retrospective look at what may be the most influential game series of all time: Mario. We'll be writing about our memories of these games and what they brought to the gaming world. Mario Party not included. Punch and pie.
Friday, July 1, 2016
Doom (Playstation 4 and XBox One, 2016)
This post will be a departure from the usual and be composed of videos. I'll be doing another image-based post shortly as Mega Mania resumes. In the meantime, gird your loins for DOOM.
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Homefront: The Revolution Sux
Today I'm taking a look at the first half hour of Homefront: The Revolution in video form. The game takes place in Philly, so I brought along a couple of Philly natives. Did the game impress in the first half hour, or did it fall flat? Find out bel... oh, wait, I already spoiled it. Well, join us for a quick look at the game and why it Sux.
Monday, June 20, 2016
A Smorgasbord of Videos
As some of you guys know I've been working on a fair amount of Youtube videos lately for a new channel, which is the reason for the lack of new posts. I'm taking a moment now to invite any and all readers here to check out my new channel. More Mega Man is on the way this week (probably), and in the meantime I've got a smorgasbord of videos now posted on Youtube. Here are the best of the lot.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Playthroughs of Mega Man X, X2, and X3
Today I'm posting a trio of videos that I recorded while playing through the Super NES Mega Man X trilogy. These are full playthroughs with hella commentary, so enjoy.
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Rockman and Forte (Super Famicom, 1998)
Time to return to the Mega Man series and cover another classic. This one was released in Japan at the tail end of the Super Famicom's lifespan, too late to get a localization here since the Super NES was getting phased out well before 1998. It eventually got a portable release (as Mega Man and Bass) on Game Boy Advance years later, but I prefer the SFC version.
For a long time this game was incorrectly labeled "Mega Man 9" on the internet, but this isn't the case. It's more of a Mega Man 8.5, a fusion of elements from the seventh and eighth games. ...maybe that makes it 7.5? It also features a surprise guest. You'll never guess who it is: Forte, aka Bass. In any case, let's check it out.
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