I found an interesting rpg flash game on ebaums where you play the role of a Johnny Rocketfingers, a drug-using, heat packing stick figure in an apparently decrepid city. While this is apparently a sequel, I have never played the original. Regardless, it doesn’t make a difference since there doesn’t appear to be any references […]
Stoned golem? Or do all golems walk like that….
Ripped off boingboing.net – a brilliant link. Linky linky
The Blackest Stigma
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OSU & GAMA want YOUR nerdish opinions
Head over to www.gamesurvey.org if you have a few minutes. It’s the first non-marketing, non-D&D is evil survey to be conducted about gamers, and they could use your input. There’s also more explanation on BGG.
Kingdom Hearts II Review
When I first heard about Square-Enix’s decision to release another RPG based around one of my favorites on PS2 I was thrilled. Since that day I have been reading weekly updates about the game, watching the brief game play videos, and hearing what other gamers who enjoyed the first one had to say. After a […]
Dungeons and a Dragon?
When I first heard about Dungeons & Dragons Online I was very skeptical. The first reason was probably as simple as my un-hinderable lust for World of Warcraft at the time, but I also felt that there was little DDO could do to improve beyond what WoW provides. D&D Online provided a decent amount of […]
Critical-Hits pwns Video Games : Oblivion
Welcome, Ladies and Gentlemen to the first installment of Critical-Hits pwns Video Games with Bartoneus and Joshx0rfz. We present to you here something that will mystify, mesmerize, sanitize, maximize, hypnotize, prioritize, and in every way satisfy your senses, a tangental review of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion! The following is an e-mail correspondence between Bartoneus and […]
Developer's Diaries
For anyone who is interested in learning more about how the people who create games think, The Elder Scrolls.com has a long series of Diaries from the creative staff detailing everything from marketing to programming and level design. The latest one discusses the processes that the designers went through in trying to create a real world environment […]
Elder Scrolls IV Now Gold!
According to Gamespot, Oblivion has finally gone gold! I think I speak for everyone everywhere (well, everyone who isn’t a ninny) when I say: WOOOO! Of course, we should wait for confirmation from a certain architect who works in the same building as Bethesda Softworks. But still… WOOOHOO!
Player killed the Videogame Star, Part 2
With the second installment of my commentary on games and the players that ruin them, I will address board and other tabletop games, continuing from the first part which addressed videogames and how players online can completely hinder an otherwise amazing game. At the tabletop, this becomes a much more personal issue, as you can […]
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