My compilation of my 3rd week’s playthough of Overwatch. Perhaps a little blah and will change up my editing style next time. I hope to be current with my playthroughs soon! (I’m almost 6 weeks behind D:)
I dig up an old Xbox classic to test my new capture card with; Mechassault 2: Lone Wolf! I absolutely loved this game with the futuristic mechs, rock music and the character dialogue. I certainly hope you guys enjoy my playthrough of this game!
Once again I’m at it in Overwatch, this time with my brother and a friend! So much more fun when you’re playing with people you know.
I’m totally enjoying this game, great thanks to my brother to getting it for me. We tend to make a formidable team for the most part. This particular ending screen I grabbed was just perfect, victory poses and all. Not only is because my brother is to the right, it’s also because we were both support doing our thing.
Gaming was quite a different experience for me compared to some people. Not having really touched a console except for an occasional bout of SNES at a cousin’s house, any gaming (if any) was done on PC.
It was only about 2004 that I was allowed my first personal computer. Before that, my “gaming” machine was an old IBM 300PL desktop, running 512MB of RAM and had a 550mhZ Pentium III processor. Sat in the “label room” at my family business at the time, an empty spot where a commercial label printer was set up (hence the name). Said computer ran the machine.
Credits to CMDR Pete for the post thumbnail.
13.79 US dollars is one Cr.
Yep, that’s right. Or fairly close if these calculations are right.
Now I’m not a veteran or newbie at the expansive, in-depth world of the game Elite: Dangerous. Picked the thing up Thanksgiving, was blown away. And shook my fist in the heavens for getting rid of my Saitek X52 five months earlier.
I see a lot of people that I see around me, trying to grab old videogame systems for cheap then turn a huge profit on them, or people who swooning how good 8-bit graphics are and downputting most 3D games. I never did and don’t get the hype about those old games; and it isn’t a generation gap, it I wasn’t brought up playing these games.
My parents greatly frowned upon most if not all forms of gaming. Computer games heavily as they owned computers (I didn’t own my first system till I was 16 or 17). Video game systems so much more. All my cousins had SNES or NES systems. Gameboys, even.
Hi guys, this is a quick announcement about my new gaming channel that I’ll be running on Youtube starting this week. Introducing BOT_Gaming! I’ll be covering a wide variety of games, a good chunk of them being some older-generation PC games that I grew up on.
So strap in and prepare to join me! We’re going to have a great time with this! Follow and subscribe below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs7i28Q2KxXGXA_Mm5cQh2w
See you there!
Cousins, brother and I go brawl it out.
ReflexiveFalcon – Snake
Me – Zelda
Jason – Sonic
MTech – Marth
So my cousin and I have a little competition, and we pitted our best fighters against each other from Super Smash: Brawl. And this was the result!
Princess Zelda – Me
Marth – Medhavin