You know those days where you just want to relax and feel comfy? You don't have to worry about work or any other responsibility of "being an adult" so you feel like kicking back in your pajama pants and Doctor Who slippers in front of the tv while eating some of your favorite comfort foods. … Continue reading Comfort Food Games
As we near the end of the second decade into the new millennium, I have been looking back at some of the biggest and best gaming moments of the past ten years. As I look over some of the games that have been released, I realize there's still so many games that I haven't ever … Continue reading 5 Games I’m Embarrassed To Have Never Played.
As I seem to have hit a bit of a rut over the past week in terms of writing on my blog site, I decided to take a bit of a detour from my regularly scheduled content(and I use the term "content" loosely...). I've also spent the last couple days not feeling entirely down about … Continue reading Random Gaming Music Post
All equipped and nowhere to go for Halloween? Are you looking for some spooky fun? Let the pros at Gaming Omnivore assist you by offering some frightfully fun travel suggestions! First option we have is... Yharnam Yearning for adventure? Book a trip to scenic Yharnam and take in the rich history and gothic architecture this … Continue reading Halloween Blogtober – Travel Ideas
"What motivates you as a gamer?" - Several weeks ago Angie at Backlog Crusader posted her results of the Gamer Motivation Profile by the research company Quantic Foundry, almost being a "personality quiz" for gamers. This ties into a question I have asked myself at various times - "why do I play games?". Being fully … Continue reading Quantic Foundry Gamer Motivation Profile
Sega released the Dreamcast on September 9, 1999 at the end of an enormous marketing campaign. The Dreamcast was the most technologically-advanced console released at the time, being met with much praise and was looking to be the triumphant return that Sega was hoping for. This momentum would not last however, as the Dreamcast would … Continue reading Sega’s Dreamcast – 20 Years Later
Earlier this evening at 5pm(CST) Nintendo broadcast another of its Direct presentations. Speculation about a September Nintendo Direct had been circling around social media for a few weeks before it was announced that a 40-minute Direct presentation was indeed happening, this brought upon a wave of speculation(with a dash of skepticism). It had been announced … Continue reading Thoughts on 9/4 Nintendo Direct
It was 30 years ago today, Sega released their 16-bit follow up to the Sega Master System - the Sega Genesis(or Mega Drive outside North America). For this occasion, I have made a list of my 11 favorite Genesis games. Sega's foray into the video game home console market began with the SG-1000 which was … Continue reading Favorite Sega Genesis Games
Yesterday, I finally completed my quest to play through Breath of the Wild, completing every shrine and finding every. single. Korok seed along the way. I just happened to sit down to play some Switch and felt like playing Breath of the Wild. I had been meaning to play the game some more as, there … Continue reading My Hylian Summer Vacation
Today, I thought it would be fun to share some of my created courses on Super Mario Maker 2( The tutorials insisting they be called "courses" and not "levels" ). Mario Maker 2 has been out for a month now and was one of this summer's Nintendo games I was looking forward to as I … Continue reading My Mario Maker 2 Courses
