E3 is Magical, if not Offputting
I can't stress enough how surreal it is to be at E3 in Los Angeles, CA. Genuinely a moment I never once thought was in the realm of possibility until the last couple years.
I can't stress enough how surreal it is to be at E3 in Los Angeles, CA. Genuinely a moment I never once thought was in the realm of possibility until the last couple years.
The release date for World of Warcraft Classic has been set to worldwide at midnight on August 27th, 2019!
I kickstarted a game that has you stick it to the man in the same way Ninja Sex Party stuck it to the Council of Dick Elders in "6969".
Generally I post a lot of ramblings here about the industry and such, but I had my eye caught by the Tokyo Olympics 2020 video game that's releasing this July 24th in Japan.
I know the title is pretty rough, but my frustration with PC Gamers (notice the capital "g") is extremely hard to contain.
I'm still in a bit of shock. I get to strike something off my bucket list that's been there since I was in middle school. I'm going to E3.
It's rare that I feel like my brain is satisfied with what I'm doing and where I am, but I finally feel like that, thanks to RetroFizz, I'm getting to that point.
Star Wars has been a huge part of my life. When I was a little one, my mom took me to see the Star Wars Special Edition theatrical re-releases back in 1997. 9-year-old me fell in love.
Adam Sessler is a legend. Not only did he work his way up into being part of one of the most fondly-remembered game review platforms, but now he works with data analytics at Spiketrap. He's one of my biggest influences and inspirations.
Let's face it: some things in the gaming world just aren't games. They may masquerade as such, but maybe there's a better term for them.