Tag Archives: game
Wall Ball Laws
Growing up poor on the mean streets of inner city Philadelphia, us kids had a lot of time to screw around outside. I never did a whole lot of video gaming (besides NHL 95 on the Sega Genesis!), and found … Continue reading
Filed under Fun Stuff, Games, Irrationality, Sports
Dragon Age: Origins–Part 4
I no longer consider Dragon Age: Origins to be a meaningless game. It has become a fucking problem that needs to be solved. I don’t feel that I have a problem, per say. Suffice it to say that it is … Continue reading
Dragon Age: Origins–Part 3
The eloquence of organized battle has bested me once again as I stagger, dumbfounded through this elaborate and addictive game. Every fight that I find myself in is a last-ditch effort to come out on top–and while this works for … Continue reading
Dragon Age: Origins–Part 2
After reading many reviews and playing this game so damn much–to the point that my eyelids reach unpleasant heaviness–it has become almost an essential part of my life. My version of the game came complete with two DLC codes… One … Continue reading
‘Fat Princess’ is Tons of Fun
For the record, I am not a huge fan of RTS (Real Time Strategy). I suppose I was never meant to be a god…or a general…or a leader in any way, shape, or form. Commanding and Conquering large imaginary armies … Continue reading
Enjoy Your Stay at Arkham Asylum
After a long period of waiting around for a decent Batman game to launch after the disappointing Batman Begins clusterfuck, fans of the Dark Knight are finally rewarded. I’ve played Batman games before, but it has always felt like a … Continue reading
You Will Watch (and Love) the Watchmen!
Yesterday I saw WATCHMEN in IMAX. I’m going to attempt to systematically lay out this “review” so that you can read the things you want and NOT read the things you DON’T want. At the very bottom, there will be … Continue reading
Philadelphia Big 5: Get With the Times or Get out of the Way…
Most people of our parents’ age in Philadelphia know about the Big 5, that informal league of local college basketball that used to be one of the most important and prestigious pinnacles of sport in the area. For those uninformed, … Continue reading
