That’s right: more posts about video games. Today, we have games: IN SPACE.
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Welcome to 2013! This is the year that I remember that I have a WordPress blog I used to write to! Newly energized through the new year and a new job, I hope to (yet again) write a bunch more. I’m going to start off light by slowly trickling out what I think is my favorite games out of the ones I’ve played last year. Like last time, this isn’t a comprehensive list of the best of all games of 2012. I didn’t get to play all the games I wanted to play, but out of the ones I did, these are the ones I liked the most. So, be light on me, and let’s get this show on the road.
Continue reading ‘Inflection Pixel’s Ten Titles I Loved In 2012, Part One’
Welcome back! Let’s talk some more video games, because I know all ya’ll like that.
Continue reading ‘Inflection Pixel’s Ten Titles I Loved In 2010, Part Two’
Steam sales did it again!
There was a “Rockstar week” of sales running all last week on Steam, and Grand Theft Auto 4 came on twice for $7.50. The first time didn’t catch me, but after I read stories of the Friday night multiplayer battles still raging on Shacknews and watching a good number of hilarious videos care of the PC-exclusive video editor feature on the game, the second time roped my wallet in. The big download finished when I came home late last night so I did what any guy who had his first Sunday off in around a year would do: play a video game until around 4 AM. Now, I’ve played GTA4 to a good percent of completion on 360 already, including both of its amazing expansions (Gamerscore: 955/1500 ranging from 4/29/2008 [Release Night] to 11/10/2009 [completed story on Ballad of Gay Tony]). Playing it again on PC seems to be scratching the same itch again and is somehow pretty satisfying again. This isn’t a complete dressdown of GTA4 as a game, but I just want to hit on a few points about the PC version that is doing it for me.
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I wrote this pansy review for Osmos a few months back for a class and I thought I’d just share it here. Osmos is a good, relaxing time (most of the time) and people should jump on Steam or Direct2Drive or whatever and give it a shot. Please ignore the sloppy generic intro paragraph! Enjoy:
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