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April 06, 2015

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[REVIEW] Max Payne 2

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Release: Fall 2003 Reviewed Version: Original Xbox disc used in Xbox Series X Environment: Large room. 5.1 Audio. 55" HDR/4k TV, sitting 5-6 feet away from the screen. Developer: Remedy Entertainment • Publisher: Rockstar Games • Director: Markus Mäki • Designer: Petri Järvilehto • Programmer: Kim Salo • Artist: Saku Lehtinen • Writer: Sam Lake • Composer: Kärtsy Hatakka, Kimmo Kajasto --------------- My review method is simple. Ten categories guide my thoughts. Each category is on a 1 to 10 scale. Add them up for the final score. --------------- STORY - 10 This is a game that surprises you once you start getting into it. It shouldn't, of course, because it is Remedy. But it does. It plays exactly the way it should, as "Noir York City." The sense of place in this game is strong. Backtracking to Max Payne 2 after nearly finishing up 3 last year was like expecting to find coins and junk metal detecting on the beach and find a gold in

G.I. Joe Attic Find

Clearing out the attic and found a treasure trove of old G.I. Joe's that belonged to my brother and me. Here they are glistening in the sun before new rubber bands were put in them. It almost looks like the sunlight is some sort of powerful blast. Items like this are little treasures from the past. I have no idea what I will do with them besides repair them a bit. They won't be sold. I'll add a couple more photos below. Thanks for finding this blog. It's meant to be a safe, ad-free, and honest place to share thoughts. It exists for no other reasons than those. Why? This form has been lost to time and I believe it can be fruitful islands in the pirana-infested seas of Discord, Reddit, and X. Questions, comments, want a middle-aged man who spent 20 years in warehouses (+ a 7-year-old that tags along) to play your game and write/talk about it reasonably? ljbaby654@gmail.com

Genesis Sizzles! (Transcribing Game History)

This is from Electronic Gaming Monthly, Issue 003. Sept-Oct 1989. Incredible reading about what was about to be unleashed, not just on the gaming world, but on culture itself. I found this looking for original reviews of Rambo III for the Sega Genesis. ======= OUTPOST: GENESIS SIZZLES AT CES!!! By: Steve Harris A Dozen New 16-Bit Game Titles Debut at Summer Show - Will the Momentum Continue? Sega of America shocked the video game world during the opening of the Summer Consumer Electronics Show (CES), when their 16-Bit Genesis system was officially unveiled with over 15 different games available! This instantly put to rest rumors that the unit would not have the software support necessary to carry the 16-Bit heavyweight. Beyond the bright lights and slick PR were an abundance of outstanding titles. Since NEC was absent from the main show floor, Genesis had the spotlight all to itself- and did it shine! In addition to performing demonstrations on the new Tele-Genesis modem baseball game

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