Shameless teaser for my senior overview project (yes, I’m finally going to leave college… maybe). It’s going to be a visual novel style game, though I might go more novel than visual in that aspect. Regardless, Xewleer forgot his post for the day so here’s this. I may update more information on this as I work on it, but for now, here’s a teaser.
As I mentioned nearly a week ago in my last post, I spent most of this week in a Diablo III gaming frenzy. I spent the first few hours of release experiencing server issues, like a number of people also did. And After that was done and through I had a twelve hour marathon, where I ended up finishing the the entire campaign in normal mode. I’m currently a level 53 Wizard in Hell mode Act II named Kulea and I’ll try my best to detail some of my experience while keeping this post generally spoiler free.
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“You can’t save everyone.”
This is a thought experiment more than anything else. Enjoy it!
So let us talk about video game morality! This is a picture of you playing a good ‘Twilight Sparkle’.
Well, I’ll talk about my three favorite champions: Nasus, Xerath and Nautilus. The game is League of Legends. Ten people are divided into 2 teams
If it wasn’t for Ash, I wouldn’t be posting today, or probably not for the next week or two. So after roughly 30 minutes of debate, I have decided to write about EA’s new initiative on used games and another way of milking customers of their money, Project Ten Dollar. This also affects many other companies because many will fall into the bandwagon and charge for this new “DRM”.
So, the Halo: Reach beta went live today, May 3, 2010, and I have played roughly 10 matches and I will discuss my thoughts on how the beta is performing so far.
For this article I will be detailing my opinions on how companies deal with downloadable content and how I think DLC can possibly sell games nowadays.
