Stay a while and listen!! I know it’s been a while, and for that I cannot apologize enough. I’m sure a bunch of you out there have been knee deep in Diablo 3 like myself. Thankfully, I was able to pull myself away and make this post about the radio show I was on...
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Microsoft E3 2011: Starts with an ‘h’ and ends with an ‘alo’
Turn out the lights, the party’s over; in a flurry of trailers, demos, and promotional announcements another E3 has come and gone. Amidst the sheer flood of new juicy details on some of our favorite franchises, E3 has also become the annual B.O.T.B.T. (Battle Of The Big Three). Each year, Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft...
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Road to the Electronic Entertainment Expo
E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) is known by gamers by various descriptors: the mecca of gaming, gathering of the man children, the Willy Wonka’s Chocolate factory of gaming, etc., etc. To gamers not in the industry, E3 is a sacred place where attendees get to play games that have yet to be announced, see new games for the first time, and...
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Child of Eden: Making Motion Control Intuitive?
While I’m no Wii hater, I don’t play many games on Nintendo’s wiggle-waggle Gamecube because the motion control has proven itself, time and again, to be a classic case of a great idea with poor execution and limited technology. That and the fact that other game systems don’t ply me with standard definition graphics...
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5MB: 9/24
This post marks the beginning of a new department for the Gentleman Gamer: 5MB. Read and infer. 1MB El Shaddai: Ascension to the Metatron is a pastel-colored brawler with Biblical roots and developers from three really great games on board. Gameplay-wise, the game is straddling poetic fluidity and boring-button mashing, according to 1up’s Jeremy...
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