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Jan132020 by Paul LinusNo Comments
Recommended online video games for gamers – Casus

Recommended online video games for gamers – Casus

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Online video games - Did you know that there are games that are only one level long? What would you expect these games to be like? Short? Easy? Well, that’s certainly not the case with Casus. Casus is an online game which, as the first sentence implies, is only one level long; one ongoing, increasingly difficult level. Game Background Information Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be that much background information on the game, or its creator. The creator is only known by their moniker, TimeBlog. Even their blog doesn’t contain much personal information about them. The music for the game was created by Liam Berry. Game Description Casus is a game that involves a typical cliché storyline about a catastrophic prophesy foretelling the destruction of the world when a...
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Jan122020 by Paul LinusNo Comments
Action game review: Kirby’s Epic Yarn Wii

Action game review: Kirby’s Epic Yarn Wii

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Kirby's Epic Yarn is the first real Kirby game since the N64 title, Kirby64: The Crystal Shards. Developed by Good-feel and Hal Laboratory and released by Nintendo for the Wii in November, 2010, Kirby has made a grandiose reappearance that reminds gamers why they fell in love with the little pink puffball in the first place. To put it simply, the game is very, very easy, but the overall journey is cute, fun to play, and has some truly amazing vista's to behold. Off to Patch Land The first thing to get out of the way is the story. Kirby games aren't known for deep story's and this is no exception, but it is at least cute and does the job of setting up the gameplay. Kirby is drawn into a Patch Land, a world made of yarn and different patches, where he finds himself made of yarn. Th...
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Jan82020 by Paul LinusNo Comments
How to quit World of Warcraft or getting started with it

How to quit World of Warcraft or getting started with it

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It’s no exaggeration to say that World of Warcraft is an addictive game. Indeed, the title from Blizzard entertainment and its expansion packs keep millions of people glued to their computers on a daily basis. For those with addictive personalities, this can sometimes create problems. Personal relationships may suffer as well as alternate interests, all due to the engrossing game-play of World of Warcraft. Some people may feel as though they would like to quit playing, but find themselves logging in time after time. Of course, no problem is insurmountable and there are definite tips to help anyone quit playing WoW! Build Passion in Alternate Interests Many play video games such as World of Warcraft because they have little else to do. If looking to push oneself away from the c...
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Jan62020 by Paul LinusNo Comments
Retro games online – Are RPG games with no downloads worth

Retro games online – Are RPG games with no downloads worth

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Retro games online - Online RPG games with no downloads… what can gamers expect out of them? Most online games that are worth anything require additional software. World of Warcraft, Dungeons and Dragons and Dragons Unlimited and Pirates of the Caribbean are just a few examples. All of them offer phenomenal gameplay, but require a sizeable download. Online RPG games with no downloads do not need anything, as they work through a person’s browser. This is why some gamers might be skeptical of their value. However, in reality RPG browser games are like any other. Some are wonderful retro games online, others are lousy. Either way, you have nothing to lose by playing them. To get a better understanding of how these games work, check out the sections below. Online RPG Games with No Do...
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Jan52020 by Paul LinusNo Comments
Old 90s games: Classic Star Wars games

Old 90s games: Classic Star Wars games

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Old 90s games - The Star Wars film series has had video game spin-offs nearly since its inception. The first crude adaptation was Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back for the Atari 2600 back in 1982. But the best classic Star Wars video games didn't arrive until the 1990s, when LucasArts would pioneer platform, simulation, and arcade-style titles for the franchise. As technology improved, these types of gameplay would merge in the Star Wars video games of the 2000s. Star Wars Video Games for Classic Consoles The early 1990s, the old 90s games, saw a boom in the development of Star Wars video games, coinciding with the beginning of the Star Wars expanded universe. New Star Wars platform games, based on the original trilogy, were licensed for the major systems of the era, includin...
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Dec302019 by Paul LinusNo Comments
Rise and fall of WCW (1996-2001)

Rise and fall of WCW (1996-2001)

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To document why WCW turned it's fortunes around in such a dramatic way in the late nineties one cannot ignore the re-packaging of one of the most traditional of wrestling good guys, Sting. The Birth Of The Icon, Sting Throughout that fairly dull early 1990s period of WCW Sting had been a bleach blond babyface who, although a credible performer, somewhat embodied the blandness at the time. As WCW became diseased with NWO poison, Sting sloped into the shadows and became a recluse. He changed his image, grew his hair, wore a black trench coat and sported eerie black and white make up, an obvious homage to Brandon Lee’s The Crow which had been released a few years earlier. That in itself shocked the audience, they could not understand what had happened to their dependable hero. But th...
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