It has been a smidge over a week since I arrived in China. In that short space of time I’ve seen a lot, eaten a lot, and breathed a lot of foggy air.
From what I’ve discovered so far, the Chinese gaming scene appears entirely restricted to online games. As I’ve yet to see a single video game shop, or even a store that stocks video games.
With the release of Batman: Arkham Asylum this week I couldn’t help but replay and revisit all the old Batman games in anticipation, although most of the Batman games are utter rubbish there are a few gems among them, and these are the top 6.
Well yet another week is over and yet again it’s time to touch base with our sister site Gamer Limit, check out the latest hot stories below.
This week, get inside the mind of Will Wright creator of numerous simulation games.
Duck Hunt was one of the first lightgun games available for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The title sums the game up nicely – all you have to do is murder ducks. There are three game modes: Game A has one duck on screen at a time, Game B has two on screen at a time, and Game C is clay pigeon shooting. You have 3 shots to clear the screen of ducks or clay pigeons, and each round has 10 ducks/clay pigeons to be shot.
After a long way break TakeTwo is finally back in action, this weeks episode is a history of New grounds, so grab a drink, get comfortable and enjoy the latest episode.
Well another week is over and yet again it’s time to touch base with our sister site Gamer Limit, check out the latest hot stories below.
As we have haven’t caught up on the normal gaming front in over two weeks, I thought it best to do a quick recap of the top stories from our brother site Gamer Limit, check em out after the jump.
After a bit of a wait, here is my latest retro review. Unfortunately I don’t do this full time and real life has a way of wasting my precious time, but tonight I thought I’d take a minute to review the classic racing game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Super Mario Kart.
Execution is key on everything: from packing up your stuff into your bag to creating games. In the case of eating, to execute eating: you use your utensils, pick the food up, put it into your mouth, chew it, and then swallow it. If you don’t execute it well, you’ll be a toddler who uses his hand to pick up food and swallow food without chewing. That is the point I’m addressing today: If you can’t do it properly, why bother?
