Showing posts with label ign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ign. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Digital win

This week on IGN's Daily Fix on Friday the 19th Naomi Kyle ask whether you prefer digital or retail games? Someone randomly picked will win a new white PS3 game bundle. I put in the video's comments:

Digital. Better deals, takes less shelf space, easier to find, on more platforms, no worry about scratches or dust, and I don't have to worry about reselling when I'm don't playing. Oh wait. :P

I plan to buy retail as long I can find what I'm looking for with little to no damage at a good/great price but with all the junk I have from all the years that needs to be taken care of the cheaper deal of digital is working out better for me each day.

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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Two words that made me love again.

"Hey! Listen!" - Navi 1998
better or worst

A few day after The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D came out for the NINTENDO 3DS I watched some of the video reviews to see how better or worst the game has gotten over the years. As I watch one review the video have the sound clip of Navi saying "Hey! Listen!" After I hear that I yelled "Shut up Navi!" as I, my sister, and countless other gamers did when we played the game when it first came out on the NINTENDO 64.
gives me the warm feeling

Having that feeling come back of me when I was younger made me rethink how much that game met to me. It was reflex to say that ever if I haven't played the game in so many years and hardly thinking about too. Knowing that my past is still around gives me the warm feeling that when I need a moment to feel happy again I don't have to go too far thanks to fellow fans and technology for keep not just the memories but the lives we lived alive.
"Hey! Listen!"

"Shut up Navi!"

Friday, February 10, 2012

Greedo shot first

This is a comment I posted on IGN about who I think shot first in the Han vs. Greedo debate.

Greedo shot first. George Lucas is the god who made the Star Wars universe so if he says something changes in the story then the whole universe changes with it.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Sonic Generations of me

Way back in the year 1992 the video game company SEGA releases the sequel to its biggest selling at the time. This game is now available on dozens of platforms. It was the first in the series to have co-op play. The game I’m talking about has an epic story without a single word being said with music that I still sing today. This adventure spans four days around, under, and over one island, even in space. This video game that got me loving video games and the main character that stars in it is Sonic The Hedgehog 2.


It was Christmas and toys were everywhere. One of the many items me and my sisters got was a SEGA Genesis that came with Sonic 2 which we had to share. I played with it the most so I came to owning it. We also had a NES with one or two games and an Atari, both of which we hardly touch. They were not as fast, bright, and entertaining as the new system in the house that will turn me in to a gamer. Some other games were rented here and there like Mortal Kombat 3 but didn’t have the gameplay of Sonic 2 which was the only game at the time I enjoyed. It would be some years later until I play the first game but not as much time would pass until I play the sequel Sonic 3.

Sonic 2 was the first game I beat, over and over again. Sonic 2 got me in to collecting all of the rings, I still fail at it. It also got me to start seeing the patterns in enemies and bosses. After many times of play I then started to see that the faster I play the bigger point bonus I’ll get. I replay levels to find hidden items and faster routes. When I finally got all of the chaos emeralds a whole new world of Sonic opened for me thanks to Super Sonic. Sometime later I came across video game codes for Sonic 2 that just crank up the crazy fun for me to have. Enter the level select to replay my favorite parts all I wanted, enter the sound test part to chill to the tune without enemies or time limit, and then came the debug code that not only had me making a crazy fun game in to just crazy but had me to follow the path of a gamer to the road of game maker. The debug code not only gave me a peek of what a game can do, but how they are made and worked.

Most people may say that they love Sonic 3 more but there would be no Sonic 3 if Sonic 2 didn’t start the grand story of the Death Egg. The Sonic comic book and cartoons came out the year before Sonic 3 which shows that Sonic 2 had been doing so well in sells that more money was put in the idea of Sonic to make a comic book with a continuing story that still runs today and two cartoons, one that's all wacky comedy which each episode could be a standalone and the other cartoon is an epic tale with humor to keep it friendly with lots of darkness and even a bit of sadness too.

The Mario games like to have the word bros. in the title but the player can only play as one of them at a time where as in Sonic 2 the 2 does not only mean that it’s the second game but also that two player can play at once. Player one plays as Sonic who is the only one who can get power ups, hit the signpost, lose rings when hit, has the camera following him, and dies. Player two plays as Tails with the same moves, ability to hit baddies, collect rings, and the ability to not stay dead. It was with this type of game play the that teamwork skills are made by having player one move the camera while player two takes the hits. My sister was player two which was a stepping stone for her to become a gamer as well.

Sonic is my favorite thing. He has done more wrongs than Mario but Sonic gets right the things Mario can’t do well or at all. Starting with Sonic 2, continuing with the comic book, and now plans to take the Xbox360 and Wii to the heights of new game play fun for everyone at the speed of sound, Sonic won’t stop no matter the speed bump.

Happy birthday Sonic!

Friday, October 14, 2011

An I excited about the Avengers movie?

A comment I post on www.IGN.com.

Damn right I'm excited! It's one thing to see 2D people fighting each other on paper but big name stars on the same screen. Making this an impotent movie that countless others will learn from in the future of movie making.