I don’t really feel like making a video of me talking about my top 10 games of 2010, so I figure it would be easier to just write something out, rather than watching me talk about them for 15 minutes. So, here goes nothin’.
So before I make a new video about the games I’ve picked up recently, I thought I’d do a blog post first showing the two most recent games.
I was able to trade for Super Metroid (SNES) and Castlevania: Bloodlines (GEN) off Gametz.com, in exchange for Resident Evil: Gaiden (GBC), Super Mario 64 (N64) and Fable: The Lost Chapters (Xbox).
Want to know the cool part about being part of a semi-successful video game Web site? You can sometimes get free games, which is exactly what happened to me late last week when a copy of Splatterhouse arrived in my mailbox for me to play and review.
I’m not far enough into the game just yet to write up a full review, but I can definitely give my initial impressions here on the personal blog.
Everyone knew post-E3 that Nintendo was going to have a very strong second half of 2010. With new games starring Kirby and Donkey Kong, two of Nintendo’s flagship stars, the Wii was destined for a strong showing.
The star of the third-party for the Wii was Disney’s and Warren Spector’s new title Epic Mickey, starring Mickey Mouse. Reports and previews stated that this game would, in a sense, be walkthrough the history of Mickey himself, making long-time Disney fans water at the mouth. Although I’m not a huge Disney fan, I too was excited.
A few days ago, a cool guy from the Tv and Lust forums named Cody contacted me about giving me a copy of Lunar: The Silver Star Story Complete on the PlayStation. Of course I said yes. I mean who wouldn’t? I’ve heard such great things about not only this title, but other Lunar games as well, so I’d be dumb to say no.
Woah what…I’m back? Yeah, I am. I came across this old, often neglected game blog I created a year ago to display the new games I purchase, and thought now is the time to bring this beast back.
Here you will find updates with some pictures and possibly some video of the games I have recently picked up, along with some reviews and impressions. Some of you may now know that I am a staff writer at Tv and Lust, and that isn’t changing. Here, though, will be my personal thoughts on everything gaming, and sometimes, even movies.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy this re-boot of my site. I mean I still have nine followers, so I already have an audience.
