Tragedy can strike when we least expect it, even when we’ve done all we can to avoid misfortune. The loss of a family member. Unshakable depression. An unexpected, undeserved layoff from your job. It can take everything to not give in…
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Year of the Dragon is a wonderful mess; a bona fide example of a developer throwing stuff at the wall, seeing what sticks, and making it work.
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Dark Souls III demonstrates mature, restrained refinement with a deft handling of its systems, design, and controls in a dark world burning out in splender.
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Spyro 2 is a preferred middle ground between the first and third games. It’s not too much, but not too simple. It’s just right.
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The game is like a middle child that sticks out with mixed results. It’s a black sheep, but has qualities worthy of being shepherded into your attention.
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The Spyro trilogy may have many easy, breezy levels, but there are some with clever twists and fun content that showcase the games at their best.
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Spyro the Dragon is perfectly suited for kids. That core pillar fosters its greatest strengths and weaknesses.
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Forget advice on the best weapons or places to drop. Have some ideas to improve your playstyle, tactics, and teamwork in Call of Duty’s Blackout mode.
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The quiet yet heavy intention behind every element of Dark Souls will command—and eventually earn—your respect.
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The original Spyro trilogy doesn’t hold up as well in comparison to other 3D platformers of its time. Super Mario 64 has more compelling platforming and secrets. The same is true for Banjo-Kazooie, boasting more amusing, clever writing as well….
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Hey there. I’m an editor for Love Thy Nerd and rogue writer who likes to talk about videogames and other media sometimes. I’ve written for Push Square, Tech Raptor, and Game Informer. I love theology, hot tea, rainy days, dragons, Star Wars, and Bionicle.
I put together opinion pieces and reviews in written and video formats during my spare time. I’m working on freelancing and streaming, too. If you enjoy my content, anything you can throw my way would mean the world to me by validating the effort I allot to my favorite hobby. Thanks for stopping by.
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