A collection of blogs for gaming. Included are console gaming, PC gaming, mobile gaming, and other electronic games.
My huge interest in JRPG started with Breath of Fire 2, but I was stuck playing the first Breath of Fire for years until I could afford to buy the second game. For a long time, I thought the sequel was the better game out of the two. After careful consideration, I have chosen the […]
Breath of Fire 1 vs Breath of Fire 2: JRPG Review Read More »
There was a point in my life when I thought, a JRPG were dumb. How could anyone enjoy waiting for their turn to attack or do something? My view changed around the time one Super Nintendo title was being played at our rental shops. Since then, I have only been playing this genre for a
Why Pinoys Love JRPG: Quezon City Stories Read More »
A viral moment from a Coldplay concert is now immortalized in pixels. The infamous kiss cam clip that exposed Astronomer’s top executives has become more than a PR nightmare, it’s now a quirky browser game. “Coldplay Canoodlers” lets users relive and recreate the exact moment that sparked corporate chaos. It’s part meme, part commentary, and
Coldplaygate Lives On: Viral Scandal Now a Playable Game Read More »
Cyberpunk 2077 just landed on PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium this week, kicking off the service’s July lineup with a neon-bright bang. Subscribers can jump straight into Night City before any other new additions drop. Cyberpunk 2077 Joins PS Plus Game Catalog Cyberpunk 2077 hits PlayStation Plus this week and fan excitement shows no sign
Cyberpunk 2077 Arrives on PlayStation Plus: Full July 2025 Game Catalog Read More »
Early adopters of Nintendo’s new hybrid have discovered a hidden danger in the console’s backward-compatibility feature. Put a used Switch 1 cartridge in your brand new Switch 2, download the day-one patch, and you might wake up to find every online feature blocked. Players on the r/Switch Reddit board reported that they lost eShop access
Nintendo Accidentaly ban Players Using Second-Hand Games Read More »
3D Pinball Space Cadet was a blast of nostalgia for me when I was in High School. The internet during the late 90s was a rough, but exciting period. During the late 90s, the only time I can connect to the internet is during the weekend while visiting my uncles house. My bridge to Anime
No Internet? Play 3D Pinball Space Cadet Read More »
Battlefield 4 still pulls players in more than a decade after its 2013 launch. Fans jump back into classic maps and modes on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. That steady activity means EA must keep old servers running alongside newer titles. Recently some PlayStation server owners noticed they couldn’t renew their Battlefield 4 rent-a-server subscriptions. Those
Ubisoft Shutting Down Battlefield 4? Server Renewal Problems Read More »
