Is “World of Warcraft” worth returning to in 2026?
Scormey
So I used to be an avid player of various Massively Multiplayer Online RolePlaying Games (MMORPGs), starting with “Anarchy Online in 2004, and encompassing dozens of other games over the…
February doldrums
Welcome to February. Everything sucks. Now that is obviously hyperbole, but let’s be honest… there isn’t a whole lot going on this time of year. At least here in the…
More money down the “Rifts”-hole
So I have been a fan of the tabletop roleplaying game “Rifts” for decades. Well, that’s not entirely accurate. I’m a huge fan of the setting and style of the…
The Bethesda Way
So last Thursday, Microsoft held their most recent Xbox Showcase, which featured a couple of upcoming games (with “Fable” being the most interesting, in my estimation). Really, it wasn’t anything…
Thunder! Thunder! Thundercats Noooooooooope!
Alright, I know it has been a week since this particular Kickstarter project closed, but I felt I needed to say a few things about it, once I got a…
Well, that was fun while it lasted
So I used to play a lot of Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Games (MMORPGs), but they have all fallen to the wayside over the years. Sure, I still have “Neverwinter”,…
Analysis and Adventure
So I’m pondering writing a small tabletop roleplaying game, a sci-fi adventure for solo play. It has aspects of science-fiction exploration, procedurally-developed settings, and cosmic horror. It is, as the…
Testing the waters?
Last November, Valve announced their upcoming gaming hardware projects, including their next attempt at a console-like standalone gaming PC, so-called the “Steam Machine”. While technical information for the device has…
Still broken
As I said in my post the other day, I’m not feeling well, and as such we’ll not be posting this week. Well, actually, I did post as normal this…
I’m broken
Sorry, I’m likely not posting anything this week, since I am quite ill (I have an abscess in my upper gums), and the pain and nausea is making blogging rather…