The D Pad
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Honorable Mention: Pre-Order Bonuses with Dishonored
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Review: Plants Vs. Zombies - Gambling Edition
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Playable Characters: Borderlands Psycho Bandit Figure
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Lost Levels: Hey, I can read too ya' know.
I haven't had much luck tracking down retro gaming in recent months. I've come across the occasional SNES game or sealed DS classic, just nothing really remarkable. A couple of trips to local used book stores did produce some decent results, although not specifically video game software. While nothing rare these two strategy guides are two fine additions to the collection, each bringing a unique flavor to classic gaming literature.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] - Mark of Mastery Unboxing
Sorry for the long hiatus. It took me a couple weeks to type out that title.Yikes.
It's nice to see a collector's edition for a handheld console, especially for the 3DS which has been missing true 3rd party love. As far as limited releases go this one knocks others out of the park, considering the lackluster collector's editions made for the PSP. Check out the goodies for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] - Mark of Mastery Edition inside after the jump.
God that's exhausting...
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Halo 4 Lithograph: Quoth the Raven, what a shine!
Jumping on the 'way-too-early-pre-order' bandwagon, Best Buy is currently offering a free lithograph with five bucks deposit towards Halo 4. Truth be told I don't know when the next chapter in the Master Chief saga is coming out, and frankly I couldn't care less. Remind me later when it's a month from release. Then I can stop playing Halo: Reach and drop $60 to play some more Halo. Because nothing is wrong with that picture. This picture, however, is what's right with Halo.
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Friday, May 18, 2012
Lost Levels: NCSoft Collector's Editions - Part Two
My brief synopsis of NCSoft's past collector's editions ended up being more picture intensive than I planned, so I'm putting the overflow in a second post. Despite the game's lack of success, Tabula Rasa was a well-conceived action rpg with interesting weapons/magic combat mechanics. Without going into too many details, it played like an MMO of Mass Effect, which was also released during the same month. Coincidence? Probably. Still, Tabula Rasa has a much more comprehensive collector's edition pulled straight from its fiction.
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