I miss the arcade scene. When I was a kid, you could find cabinets in all sorts of places, not limited to the arcades themselves — restaurants, bowling alleys, airports, even gas stations. Now a ton of arcades are gone … Continue reading Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival is Legit
Even though there had been rumors for a few weeks, actually seeing Ryu in Super Smash Bros. rekindled something in my heart. I didn’t think I’d be so excited about it, but…I am. I’ve talked in earlier versions of these … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Ryu’s Theme (Super Smash Bros.)
Brave or Grave is one of those songs that I’ll always remember, even as I encounter hundreds and thousands of other tracks along the way. It’s the music from the final boss fight against Shin M. Bison in Street Fighter … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Brave or Grave
Hey everyone, just a quick little post this week. Earlier this week State of Decay, a 3rd person sandbox Zombie survival game released on Xbox Live Arcade. The game, which will only set you back $20, is hands down one … Continue reading Why You Should be Playing State of Decay
New Xbox Announcement? Chris said it best when he reacted to PS4’s announcement with a resounding “meh.” All the features are okay, but here’s my question: as gamers, do we care about all that Vita connectivity BS, or do we … Continue reading Microsoft to announce new Xbox 720 in April
Roger Ebert is the world’s most respected film critic. Armond White is its least. See what happens when they hang out every week here at At The Buzzer with Gary Sundt’s new web comic-movie review hybrid, “Ebert & Armond: At … Continue reading WRECK-IT RALPH: Reviewed by Ebert & Armond
Editor’s Note: We’re happy to have a guest post today from Michael over at Ninety Nine Percent Gaming. Michael’s from Ireland, which automatically makes him cooler than me, and he writes about all things video games on his blog (which … Continue reading 5 Things Retro Gaming Taught Me About Video Games
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