Tag: gaming

  • Donkey Kong Bananza Review- The Nintendo Rage Room

    Donkey Kong Bananza Review- The Nintendo Rage Room

    It seems like rage rooms are becoming more and more popular these days. These are rooms that allow people to destroy a bunch of fragile objects in a safe way. It’s a funny concept to me because when I see clips of people destroying all of the glass objects and other things in these rooms,…

  • My Top 11 Winners of Gamescom Week

    My Top 11 Winners of Gamescom Week

    I’ve always loved a good video game showcase. Back in the heyday of E3, I would build my entire week around watching all of the showcases. It’s a little tougher to do that now, but whenever I can, I am seated for things like The Game Awards, Summer Game Fest, and all of the various…

  • Gaming Roundup: The Games I Recently Abandoned

    Gaming Roundup: The Games I Recently Abandoned

    I used to be really bad about completing games. I’d abandon at least 50% of the games I played for most of my life. There were a few reasons for this. Part of it is how often I used to have to emulate back in the day. It’s just so easy to turn away from…

  • Discounty Review- A Supermarket Sweep

    Discounty Review- A Supermarket Sweep

    A review code was provided by Keymailer and PQube Games. One of the most famous pictures of the 1980s has to be of Boris Yeltsin’s trip to a random American grocery store in Houston, Texas, back in 1989 (picture at the bottom of the review). Yeltsin was a Russian politician, which was a communist country…

  • Wheel World Review: Tour de Chill

    Wheel World Review: Tour de Chill

    Back during the peak of Lance Armstrong mania, I spent one summer absolutely obsessed with the Tour de France. Some kids have a yoyo phase. Some kids have a scooter phase. I had a “wake up at 6am and watching competitive cycling” phase. The Tour de France is an incredible race. It might be the…

  • BigNerdGaming’s Top 10 Games Of The 2020s

    BigNerdGaming’s Top 10 Games Of The 2020s

    When people talk about gaming in the 2020s, there’s a lot of doom and gloom these days. Development takes longer than ever, so it takes 4-5 years to get games in the same franchise. Developers are facing a level of layoffs that probably hasn’t been seen since the 1983 gaming crash. The increased costs have…

  • Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review- Craving Tough Love

    Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review- Craving Tough Love

    As someone who reviews almost every game that I play, there’s a point in the process where I kind of start mentally writing my review. Once I’m deep enough in a game, there usually isn’t much that is going to change. The game kind of gets locked into the score and thought process I have…

  • The Biggest Things I Learned Through Video Games At Age 36

    The Biggest Things I Learned Through Video Games At Age 36

    I do two posts a week with this blog religiously. It’s not easy sometimes. If you follow the blog closely, first off, thank you, but second off, you’ve probably noticed how often I find almost any idea and turn it into a list. Part of that is because I’m just a list sicko and love…

  • Boys Don’t Cry During The Death Stranding 2 Ending

    Boys Don’t Cry During The Death Stranding 2 Ending

    Note: There are spoilers for the ending of Death Stranding 2 in this article. They are marked, and the article should still function roughly the same with or without them. But there’s one thing I knowThe blues they send to meet meWon’t defeat me, it won’t be longTill happiness steps up to greet me Raindrops…

  • BigNerdGaming’s Top 10 Indie Games of the 2020s

    BigNerdGaming’s Top 10 Indie Games of the 2020s

    I always want to stipulate something before I highlight indie games. I don’t ever have indie game liste because indie games are “lesser than” and need their own category to stand out. I do it because indie games just existing is always an incredible accomplishment. We have teams of 100s pouring years and millions upon…