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May is almost here and that means only two things: the 25th is my birthday and the PlayStation Plus games of May are on the way. PS Plus is bringing Tales from the Borderlands and ABZÛ on PS4.
To start this thing off let's take it back to when I first got Resident Evil 4 in 2016. Warning: Spoilers abound It was the late Summer, around 12 pm on a Sunday. Our family loves to 'yard sale,' and that's actually how I get most of my games and systems. I was sleeping after …
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We finally made it, well almost. We are so close to 100 subscribers that it just puts a smile on my face, so I decide to do a state of the channel video plus a 100 subscriber giveaway.
This is a piece I wrote for my 12th-grade English class, I had to choose a theme from the book of my choice, which is 1984, and write a theme statement about it, warning you while your ahead. This contains spoilers from the book 1984 and the video game Bioshock. you have been warned.
What an amazing lineup this month. Let’s Journey across the sands and see what’s left of the Lords of the Fallen. Let’s get to it.
President of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime announced over Twitter that the Galaxy style new #3DS XL model will be available in stores this week across North America for $200. The post said this:
A spoken word poem exploring how the film industry and streaming platforms distort reality, feed us clichés, and shape our minds—before urging us to create and speak our own truth.
Go to PlayStation’s YouTube channel and you will see what the community really thinks about PlayStation Plus. Almost every monthly plus video (which shows only two of the plus games that are available but that’s beside the point) reaches up to 90% and as low as 25% on dislikes, because of the community's dislike of the games …
Have you ever wanted to go to a place where you could let go? Where you could be yourself and not worry about anyone but yourself. Where you wanted to go but you just didn’t have the time or money. Well, simple, video games.
The first-person viewpoint is the way we see and hear things, just like we’re actually there. We are the soldiers in the midst of battle. We are the peace of mind, the decision maker that kills or saves lives. The vision of a passing soul that is just trying to find its way.
Dylan Lepore 