One of the things that I absolutely love about 3D printing is that there are so-o-o-o many different patterns and models that are available for download. Look on Thingiverse or MyMiniFactory for video game weapons, Raspberry Pi cases, or just about anything movie or video game related and prepare to be inundated. You can find […]
Review: Submerged (2016)
A lot of exploration games exist. Sadly most of them involve facets of gaming that can be a hindrance if not implemented well or play styles that not everyone enjoys. Survival tactics, psychological horror, or incoherent stories tend to be factors. Some exploration games turn out to be nothing more than linear “walking simulators”. That’s […]
The Widescreen.org Movie and Media Podcast #141
Yes! I skipped another one! I admit it! Things happen. I’ve been a busy little boy lately, okay? Anyway, I’m in a really good mood during this show, but there are people out there who really need to shut the hell up. They’re making the rest of humanity look bad. You’ll understand more when you […]
Stop Trusting The Cloud
I understand why some people think that “the cloud” is a good idea. Who wouldn’t love the idea of always being able to access your data, regardless of where you are, without having to say “the file is on my PC at home” or without having to deal with syncing up data you’ve modified on […]
Reflections On The PlayStation Network Debacle
I don’t like multiplayer gaming for several reasons, ranging from my dislike for first-person shooters on consoles to the plethora of flat-out jackasses who hide behind the anonymity of the Internet; but I know a lot of people for whom multiplayer gaming is their favorite thing to do after a day at work. Thanks to […]