The Apple Watch is full of detail, tracking your every move. I was curious how I was doing specifically with exercise and you can see those trends here. Last year it was tough to work out in the October/November/December months because it’s so cold and rainy here…but now that I have the elliptical, I can stay on it even when the weather doesn’t cooperate. Isn’t technology great? 😂
Reviewed by Luke Reilly on Xbox Series X. Also available on Xbox One, PlayStation, PC, and Nintendo Switch. “Fun, fast, and damn near photorealistic at times, Hot Wheels Unleashed is a surprising and brilliant arcade racer. Carefully detailed, highly customisable, and buoyantly uncynical, this toy racer defies all expectations with remarkable attention to detail, excellent track design, and an accessible handling model that still rewards high skill. The racing may be tiny but make no mistake: this game is enormous fun.”
Advice for video game collectors in 2021. – Don’t get discouraged! – WATCH >> https://youtu.be/sAgEfj1h8K4
Something different today. I’m taking a look at the unusual CD, CD+ (multimedia enhanced) & vinyl releases of Alice in Chains – Jar of Flies.
WATCH >> https://youtu.be/1XqNJHZ_gog
The Legally Best Podcast™ Nasty Labs is unstoppable. This week hosts Kinsey Burke and Mark talk about birthdays, Sony news, and all the stuff they are playing! Better believe that Mark is playing Metal Slug 1st & 2nd Mission on the Nintendo Switch. Not only that they answer all the important questions that their nonsense filled Discord is asking! Chuhai Labs
Stuck on what to play or what to buy? Join TVGS as I list and discuss ten of the most over looked and forgotten PSP games the system ever received. Many lesser known and under appreciated games released for the first Playstation handheld so let me know your most obscure unknown and forgotten PSP games down below!
Here are 5 Xbox Game Pass games you should be playing:
The Artful Escape
Joy Ride Turbo
Nuclear Throne
Lumines Remastered
Touhou Luna Nights
You will believe an overweight man can skateboard. 😂
When Jane Jensen first said that she would like to make a dark-tinged, adult-oriented mystery of a Sierra adventure game, revolving around an antihero of a paranormal detective named Gabriel Knight, her boss Ken Williams wasn’t overly excited about the idea. “Okay, I’ll let you do it,” he grumbled. “But I wish you’d come up with something happier!”
What a difference a year and a half can make. At the end of that period of time, Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers was a hit, garnering vive la différence! reviews and solid sales from gamers who appreciated its more sophisticated approach to interactive storytelling. Rather than remaining an outlier in the company’s catalog, it bent Sierra’s whole trajectory in its direction, as Ken Williams retooled and refocused on games that could appeal to a different — and larger — demographic of players.
There was no question whatsoever about a sequel. In January of 1994, just six weeks after the first Gabriel Knight game had shipped, Jane Jensen was told to get busy writing the second one.
