Cool Games Found While Unpacking: NDS

I love the Nintendo DS. The dual screen setup is a definite gaming innovation that should have been implemented into the Nintendo Switch's design. Due to the system's handheld nature, I don't spend as much time with it outside of my large display connected consoles and Personal Computer. My DS library easily triumphs all of the other Nintendo handhelds. Seeing some of these titles again reminded me of the system's magic and I have even started a new playthrough of Radiant Historia, an Atlus role playing game that I have only played for 40 minutes before and then neglected all these years.

Game Room Ver. 4.0 Near Completion

Here are some fresh images from my new Game Room. Furniture placements are pretty much done except for one media storage tower. All that is needed now is for the game cases to be placed into their appropriate slots. In case you were wondering, yes, several games were scarred along the way. As I have mentioned previously, the virtual reality space I am able to set for this room is quite spacious. Strangely, once I am in the VR space, it still feels quite small, probably because the actual VR space in itself is just very expansive. So I am able to finally reclaim my gaming space, again. The bad news is that I may be in for another move in the near future. I hope the technology to scientifically turn all of these games across all platforms into digital Steam games will arrive before that happens. Hopefully the pandemic would be gone by then too?

Cool Games Found While Packing

Having some space limitation in my Game Room Ver. 3.0 resulted in my inability to easily access quite a number of the physical games I have in my library. I used to have unfettered freedom to physically touch any of the games I have within all of my previous dwellings. I am very hopeful that I will be able to have that again at this new but temporary place. While packing up my things, it was nice to see some of these games that have been hidden from my view for years.

Game Room Ver. 4.0 Update

I know it's been a while so I just want to provide a quick update in regards to my new Game Room. I have been at the new place for about two weeks now and there is still a lot of work to be done. I have to clear the space slated to be my new Game Room and the pace has been a slow and steady. I have setup a temporary area for my Personal Computer and display so that I can enjoy my primary method of gaming while I get everything done. I hope that I can have everything up and running by the end of the month.

Review: Tetris Effect

Tetris Effect (2019)

Developer: Monstars Inc. and Resonair

Platform: Personal Computer

Induction Date: 05/27/2020

I've inducted plenty of titles from the Epic Games Store recently, thanks to their Epic Mega Sale 2020 event. One of those games is Tetris Effect by Monstars Inc. and Resonair. I feel horrible now for waiting this long to get this game - though I don't have that irrational hate for EGS where the game is still being sold exclusively for the Personal Computer, I used to have an irrational attachment to Steam, but Epic's generous discount scheme has convinced me otherwise. Tetris Effect is the most exciting new game I have played in recent memory and I have played too many over these past 5 years that couldn't hold my interest. Tetris Effect changes all that. It's an unexpected masterpiece and it's definitely one of the best games ever made.

Seagulls, dolphins, and perhaps humans. Don't we all deserve the ability to live freely?