Written by Citizen Alpha Saturday, 20 March 2010 01:52

Every once in a while a game comes out and completely flies under the radar. You spend dozens of hours playing it then when you go to ask your friends about it or look up more information on it you find that it’s no where near as popular as you suspected while playing it. Here’s a list of four ground breaking games that not just flew under the radar because of greatness, but they even went as far as to inventing genres.

Written by Citizen Alpha Thursday, 18 March 2010 03:13

I’m a big nerd if you haven’t quite picked up on that.  Play video games, work with computers, read lots of books, laugh a too hard at internet memes, and can hold my own a little too well in conversations about Star Wars.  I’m assuming by the nature of this website some of you people are a bit nerdy as well.  My personality type is heavily introverted, like most nerds, but I’m comfortable in most any social situation from dating, to the bar scene, or just meeting new people which is unlike a lot of my nerdy counterparts.  It all boils down to a decision I made about ten years ago.

Written by Citizen Alpha Monday, 15 March 2010 23:04

I don’t get it.  I never got it.  There, I said it, put it out there for all other gamers to lambaste me.  I remember as a kid firing up the Nintendo and playing the first Final Fantasy that managed to cross the Pacific and land in my console and enjoying it.  The combat was neat, the story was pretty straight forward, and the RPG elements were abundant and fun.  I kind of got it.  Now, after seeing Final Fantasy XIII’s trailer, hearing some crappy music straight out of romantic comedy montage while gender ambiguous characters zip around in slow motion.