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30 Days of Gaming, #21 – Game with the best story
Suikoden told the story and struggle of one Tir McDohl, a young boy growing up fast in a big world where politics and war meant ultimately the same thing. On top of dealing with betrayal and unfairness and the death … Continue reading
Posted in 30 days of gaming, entertainment, lists, love, meme, playstation 1, RPGs, videogames
Tagged Jowy, Luca Blight, Nanami, Riou, Suikoden II
30 Days of Gaming, #20 – Favorite genre
If you thought the answer to this topic was gonna be racing or cooking sims, well…you’ve clearly not been paying much attention to Grinding Down. I’m all about the roleplaying games, but it did take me some years to really get … Continue reading
Posted in 30 days of gaming, entertainment, links, lists, love, meme, musings, RPGs, videogames
Tagged Deus Ex, Dragon Quest IX, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout 3, Final Fantasy VII, Mini Ninjas, Suikoden, Suikoden II, Suikoden V
Adding to the Backlog – A whole bunch of drastically different videogames
Suddenly, without warning, my backlog grew tremendously over the last couple of weeks. Actually, no, not without warning–I’ve been buying games pretty frequently, mostly because I’m trying to fill out my PlayStation 2 games collection before all copies of anything PS2-related … Continue reading
30 Days of Gaming, #18 – Craziest thing in a game
The original 30 Days of Gaming topic for today was a sort of follow-up to “favorite antagonist,” with the focus this time being on the yin to its yang–“favorite protagonist.” The problem with that is that it is a little … Continue reading
Posted in 30 days of gaming, entertainment, fail, lists, meme, musings, randomness, RPGs, videogames
Tagged chests, dungeon, Final Fantasy XII, treasure, Vaan, Zodiac Spear
30 Days of Gaming, #17 – Favorite antagonist
There’s a reason I didn’t just dive into the next topic train from the 30 Days of Gaming meme after the relatively easy previous two topics, and I’d like to think it’s a sound reason. Antagonists, by their very nature, … Continue reading
Posted in 30 days of gaming, artwork, entertainment, lists, meme, musings, randomness, videogames
Tagged A Game of Thrones, antagonist, ASOIAF, Clockwerk, Dr Nefarious, Gideon Graves, Mass Effect, Psycho Mantis, Suikoden
REVIEW – GameSpite Quarterly 8, the PlayStation Era
The Sony PlayStation was a system that got me through high school and carried its weight during the early college years; it was a system that seemed to be everything anyone could need, with a library certainly bigger than anticipated, … Continue reading
Posted in books, entertainment, playstation 1, review, RPGs, videogames
Tagged GameSpite Quarterly, Jeremy Parish, PSM, Suikoden, Suikoden II
30 Days of Gaming, #13 – A game you’ve played more than five times
This is kind of a weirdly phrased topic. I mean, it seems like it wants to ask about a game you’ve beaten more than five times because honestly, I’m pretty sure I’ve played every videogame ever more than five times–as … Continue reading
Posted in 30 days of gaming, entertainment, links, meme, musings, playstation 1, SNES, videogames
Tagged Epic Mickey, Metroid, Metroidvania, Samus Aran, Super Metroid
Zero money budgeted to Secret Agent Clank’s loading screens
For a good while last night, I believed my PlayStation 2 was dead. I was trying to get some play time in before our usual run of Thursday night TV hit–Community, The Office, Parks and Recreation–but the blasted thing just … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, first impressions, impressions, playstation 2, videogames
Tagged Killzone, loading, Odin Sphere, PSP, Ratchet and Clank, Secret Agent Clank, Suikoden V, The First Hour, XIII
Adding to the Backlog – Ratchet: Deadlocked, Secret Agent Clank, King’s Field: The Ancient City, Myst III: Exile
Yup, four more games. How did it happen? Well, let me tell you, inquistive Grinding Down reader. GameStop is currently running their Power Saver Sale to make more room on their shelves for all things shiny and current. That means … Continue reading
