Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance English Trailer

Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance English Trailer

Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Review

Back in the 90's, there were many television shows that were very popular, especially with children.  One of those shows was Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers!  It was all about five teenagers, later six, with attitude protecting and saving our world from the evil witch Rita Repulsa.  With the help of Zordon and Alpha 5, they receive power morphers, representing certain dinosaurs, and transformed into the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.  With the popularity of the show, there was bound to be video games.  There were games on the Super Nintendo, SEGA CD, Game Boy, SEGA Game Gear, and on the SEGA Genesis.  Today, we'll be reviewing Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers for the SEGA Genesis/ Mega Drive!!!

E3 Recap: Sony Press Conference

Hey everyone, this is Chris_sez with an E3 Recap on the Sony Press Conference.  I know this is a little late, but I wasn't feeling well to post this, so I thought that this was the best time to post this.  At E3 this year, Sony had to bring their A game in order to survive this year.  With the mishaps of last year, this year was make or break.  To me, they gave it their all and won; they sold their product very well and made people really want the PS3, PS Vita, and its games.  This recap is only about some of the games, so let's start this recap.

E3 Recap: Microsoft Press Conference

Hey gamers, Chris_sez here with some recap about the Microsoft Press Conference.  Overall, this was amazing, but it did have some boring parts to it.  It was a great two hours watching about the new games on the Xbox 360, the improved use of the Kinect voice commands, and what we can expect for the Xbox 360.  Just to tell y'all, all the games talked about during the press conference won't be mentioned in this article (I missed a little bit of this).  Time to end this introduction, and jump into this recap.

Tomb Raider 2013

Trust me, Tomb Raider just got even more wicked.  Apparently Laura Croft is a survivor this time around, unlike her other video games.  This is definitely an interesting twist for this series and look forward in seeing more info in the future.

Sonic Generatios Review

Vernon Jeffries                                                                                               5/22/12

Sonic Generations Review

     Sonic Generations is a new game for everyone who likes to play as the little blue blur for their Xbox 360. It is a single player game that allows gamers to play as classic Sonic (Sonic from the past) or Modern Sonic (Sonic today). The objective is to race through different levels that have appeared in previous sonic games. From the Green Hill Zone in the first Sonic the Hedgehog game to the last addition of Planet Wisp in Sonic Colors. In this game, every Sonic fan can relive the memories they’ve had of Sonic in the past as they battle old foes and dash through every stage. Although The Blue Blur has been struggling from his disappointments in the franchise, will this game get him back on his feet? Let’s find out in this review of Sonic Generations. 

The Indoor Kids... A Podcast You Should Listen To

A wide variety of topics are talked about in this podcast

Hey gamers, Chris_sez here with something that might interest y'all.  I love games, and I love hearing people talk about games.  G4TV doesn't work for me anymore, since they talk less about games now.  To get my craving for gaming knowledge, I went on iTunes to look for a podcast.  Some podcasts were specified for a game, such as Pokemon or WoW, while others were from these big websites such as IGN and GameSpot.  As I went through this forest of podcasts, I found this gem of a podcast known as The Indoor Kids by Nerdist.com.

Hosts Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon give you an earful of information about games of the past and present.  They also talk about other topics that branch off of video games, such as the dynamics of fighting games, video game based movie, and the list goes on.  A great thing that they both do is warn listeners that a spoiler is coming up in the podcast.  Furthermore, their guests are hilarious and have superb gaming knowledge; their guest are either working in game companies or for a network that talks about gaming (I'm looking at you G4).  Sometimes, their podcasts are live and the audience jumps into the fray of gaming shenanigans.  This podcast is free and it is on both iTunes and Nerdist.com.  Their episodes come out every Monday and it is a great use of time.  You can support them by listening to the podcast, or by using some of their promos from GameFly or Amazon.  Follow hosts Kumail, Emily, and The Indoor Kids show on Twitter.  Also, they have a webshow on the Nerdist YouTube channel every other Tuesday!  If you have time, check out this amazing podcast.

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Chris_sez

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