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  • Spring Cleaning Find: Classic Video Game Artwork From My Childhood

    Posted on May 18, 2015 | 3 Comments
    I was doing some spring cleaning over the weekend and dug up some old video game drawings I did when I must’ve been right around 13 or 14 years old. Back then, I had subscriptions to magazines like PSM and OPM, and I would skim […]

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  • VGBlogger Game Reviewers Wanted

    Posted on February 2, 2015 | 2 Comments
    Are you passionate about gaming? Do you like to write? We have just the gig for you! We are looking for U.S. based game reviewers to expand our small team here. We are looking for people who, above all else, love gaming, are open minded […]

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  • What Games Did You Buy During the Steam 2014 Summer Sale Adventure?

    What Games Did You Buy During the Steam 2014 Summer Sale Adventure?

    Posted on June 30, 2014 | No Comments
    After more than a week of amazing discounts and a community meta-game shrouded in conspiracy theories, the 2014 Steam summer sale has ended. So, let’s share our hauls! I’ll go first: Retro/Grade Urban Trials Freestyle They Breathe Battlepillars Gold Edition The Witcher 2: Assassins of […]

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  • So, What Did You Buy During the Steam Summer Getaway Sale?

    So, What Did You Buy During the Steam Summer Getaway Sale?

    Posted on July 22, 2013 | No Comments
    Steam’s 2013 Summer Getaway Sale officially came to a close earlier this afternoon. I don’t know how it went for you, but for me it was a fun, frenzied week and a half of around the clock budget shopping and trading card collecting. Now that […]

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  • E3 2013 Aftermath

    E3 2013 Aftermath

    Posted on June 27, 2013 | 2 Comments
    E3 has been over for two weeks now. Not being there firsthand means not getting direct eyes or hands on with games or having direct conversations with developers and publishers; however, not being there also allows for a greater chance to collect information and consume all of the […]

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  • Hitman HD Trilogy Premium Edition is Even Nicer Than I Expected

    Hitman HD Trilogy Premium Edition is Even Nicer Than I Expected

    Posted on February 26, 2013 | No Comments
    Over the weekend, I was nosing around the video game section at Best Buy and happened upon a lonely copy of the Hitman HD Trilogy, resting on the shelf by itself next to a bunch of copies of Hitman: Absolution. I had initially planned to […]

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  • What Does the PS4 Bring to Gamers?

    What Does the PS4 Bring to Gamers?

    Posted on February 25, 2013 | No Comments
    Like many gamers and press enthusiasts last Wednesday night, I gave my full attention to Sony’s unveiling of the PlayStation 4.  I’m not privy to many early reviews or private one-on-one sessions with game developers so any chance that I can spend learning about new hardware or […]

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  • Sonic the Hedgehog Jigsaw Puzzle Complete!

    Sonic the Hedgehog Jigsaw Puzzle Complete!

    Posted on February 3, 2013 | No Comments
    I’m always up for a good old-fashioned jigsaw puzzle, especially whenever I can find one with a video game theme. They’re hard to come by, but I’ve found some fun ones in recent years. The latest to join the collection is this Sonic the Hedgehog […]

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  • My Steam Summer Sale Haul

    My Steam Summer Sale Haul

    Posted on July 24, 2012 | 2 Comments
    Steam’s Summer Sale came to a close Monday afternoon, ending a week and a half of amazing price cuts and daily flash sales that had PC gamers glued to their Steam browsers around the clock ready and willing to burn holes in their digital wallets, […]

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  • The Federal Fun Czar

    The Federal Fun Czar

    Posted on April 26, 2012 | No Comments
    In a recent issue of Isthmus, the alt-weekly newspaper of Madison, Wisconsin, VGBlogger.com contributor Aaron R. Conklin penned a piece about the woman Barack Obama has tabbed to shape the White House’s video-game policy. Constance Steinkuehler is positioned to build bridges between the government, academia […]

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