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Category Archives: Games
Games for Windows LIVE rant
In response to Rutskarn’s recent rant… My “recent” meeting with Games for Windows LIVE ended almost in tears. Documented for posterity: I once wanted to try out GTA IV , having found it cheap on Steam. Since Steam is a … Continue reading
What do you play now?
This was an interesting week. I’ve been home a couple of days, the ground is covered in what we call Steel Ice in Norway, and I’m breaking neurons on a work related task. Since I also want to get blogging … Continue reading
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Tagged computer, cortex command, ds, Games, magic, spectromancer, worms
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The magic of old
Now, it is quite a while since Magic: the Gathering 4th Edition were released. That was when I started playing, a long time ago. At the time of writing, 10th Edition is the current base edition, it seems. I am … Continue reading
What I learned from playing Fallout
I got through Fallout, ready to start on Fallout 2. During the game, which I played as a intelligent person with a knack for hitting where it hurts, I learned (or re-learned) some things: As in all RPG’s, carry a … Continue reading
Revisiting Fallout – install
It is that time again. I delve back into the oasis of great games from the past, looking to find my childhood. Silly, isn’t it? I carry my childhood with me, hoping to be as good a parent as mine … Continue reading
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Tagged 640x480, caves, fallout, fallout2, gog, good old games, high res, nma, patch, radscorpion, radscorpions, shady sands, tim cain, timothy cain
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One GOG.com invite code to give away
Update: It is given away. I was so lucky to receive a code from a random passer by, and as I was told I could give one on myself, I thought I’d pass it on. Therefore, if anyone would like … Continue reading
Even unfair can be fun in the end.
I don’t know where I stand around difficult games. On one hand I enjoy a challenge – but on the other I like to have a fun time, not spend time doing the same bit of timed puzzle again and … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, aliens, boardgame, civilization, difficulty, flash, fun, Games, lucasarts, prince of persia, puzzle
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I don’t want you to hold my hand
I like games, I play games. When I’m in a gaming mode, you’ll probably find me playing pen and paper role-playing games, or reminisce about the good old games of old. And it in not that the latter are better. … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplishment, corvus elrod, Games, grue, nostalgia, round table, S.T.A.L.K.E.R, sirian
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