Lin wants a demon
David wants to get back home
Point, click, summon rain
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, videogames
Tagged adventure, David, demons, haiku, Lin, Patchwork, poetry, point and click
Steal Elizabeth
Constants and variables
Wipe away the debt
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, first-person shooter, haiku review, just beat, review, videogames, xbox 360
Tagged BioShock Infinite, haiku, poetry
To save Princess Peach
And the yearly Sticker Fest
Follow a walkthrough
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, haiku review, just beat
Tagged Bowser, haiku, Paper Mario: Sticker Star, poetry, Princess Peach, Sticker Fest, stickers
Drink your dinner down
You sad, dead speck of nothing
She is not coming
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, food, haiku review, just beat, videogames
Tagged Dinner Date, food, Julian Luxemburg, Meiko, PC, poem, poetry
Slide, shoot, hide, slide, shoot
The standard “save the world” stuff
Foreboding ending
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, haiku review, just beat, playstation 3
Explore magical
Forest to find lost sister
Click to solve puzzles
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, videogames
Tagged adventure, Flash, freeware, poetry, point and click, Shapik, Shapik the Quest
Save that Clappers Wreake
From a carnival of bombs
Say “avocado”
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, haiku review, just beat
Tagged adventure, Badge of Carnage, Beyond Reasonable Doom, Clappers Wreake, Hector, poetry, point and click
Jump, flip, be real cute
Did not collect all the gems
So Sugar Cube died
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, videogames
Tagged Bittersweet Factory, PC, poetry, puzzles, Steam, Sugar Cube
Never stop running
For coins, shiny rides, tokens
One more go, one more
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, playstation 3, videogames
Tagged free-to-play, FTP, haiku, Jetpack Joyride, poetry
2013 Game Review Haiku, #6 – Blackwell Deception (with Commentary)
Stopping street psychic
Again, keen commentary
From dev Dave Gilbert
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These little haikus proved to be quite popular in 2012, so I’m gonna keep them going for another year. Or until I get bored with them. Whatever comes first. If you want to read more words about these games that I’m beating, just search around on Grinding Down. I’m sure I’ve talked about them here or there at some point. Anyways, enjoy my videogamey take on Japanese poetry.
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Posted in 2013 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, videogames
Tagged Blackwell Deception, commentary, Dave Gilbert, Joey Mallone, point and click, puzzles, Rosangela Blackwell, Wadget Eye Games