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Throwback Thursday: Kingdom Hearts

It’s Throwback Thursday once more and January is Final Fantasy month.  Take a trip down memory lane and revisit your favourite titles.  First up is the cult classic, Kingdom Hearts, where Final Fantasy meets Disney. S...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday – Paper Mario

It was a warm spring day in early 2001. I was giddy as a child in a toy store; something that makes sense when you consider that I was a child in a Toys-R-Us. I clung to my mother’s arm, eyes wide and excited, for today w...
 

 
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Throwback Thursday – Phantasy Star Online

Phantasy Star Online originated for the Sega Dreamcast back in 2000, and was eventually ported to Gamecube and Xbox later in 2002. Despite a very limited North America release, Nintendo actually developed a GCN network adapter ...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday – Atari 2600 Extravaganza!

Here on our Comic Booked Throwback Thursday features, we normally go back and take a look at a single older or retro video game.  Since I don’t always like to play by the rules, I thought this week we would go way back a...
 

 
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Throwback Thursday #18 – Final Fantasy VIII

We’re gonna end 2011 in style: with an extra Throwback Thursday. Today, I have the unique pleasure of writing about one of my favorite games that I’ve ever had the joy of playing: Final Fantasy VIII. Now, there̵...
 
 
7 years after the game's release, and Half-Life 2 is still near-perfection

Throwback Thursday #17: Half-Life 2

Valve’s Half-Life 2 is still highly regarded as a near-critic proof game. Its re-release as part of the Orange Box, along with Portal and Team Fortress 2, ensured that a second wave of fans were won over by this dystopian fan...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday #16 – Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader

Amid a sea of, for lack of a better term, crap that launched with Nintendo’s GameCube was what is widely-regaled as one of the best Star Wars games ever made: Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader, a flight-based com...
 

 
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Throwback Thursday #14 – Spyro the Dragon

It’s November and getting quite cold out, so let’s think about warm things like my fire-breathing friend Spyro. Released in September of 1998, Spyro the Dragon is considered by many to be the “other side of th...
 
 
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Gamer Pulse: Back in Black

After a month-long stint with Throwback Thursday, I’m finally back behind the wheel of Gamer Pulse, and I picked such a good week to take over again! We’ve got the new GTA trailer, some major financial news, a new ...
 

 
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Throwback Thursday #12 – Resident Evil 4

Alas, we come to the last of this month’s horrific Throwback Thursdays. I’ve had a lot of fun revisiting Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3. Chronologically, Resident Evil: Code Veronica should be ...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday #11 – Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

In keeping with the horrific tradition of the previous October Throwback Thursdays (#9, #10), we’re going to take a look at Resident Evil 3: Nemesis this week. The third installment, much like its predecessors, was relea...
 

 
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Throwback Thursday #10 – Resident Evil 2

As with so many things in life, the plan for October’s Throwback Thursday needed some changing. So, since everyone loved the Resident Evil review from last week, we’re going to continue the fun this week with my fa...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday #8: Myst

Another Thursday and another Throwback.  This time we’re setting the Wayback Machine to September 1993. Dream Lover by Mariah Carry and (I Can’t Help Falling) In Love With You by UB40 topped the charts.  The White House g...
 
 
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Throwback Thursday #4 – Shadow of the Colossus

Most journalists, writers and reviewers are inclined to stick within the parameters of a particular style guide when creating an article. Presenting thoughts and feelings with a mixture of facts and opinions, there is always th...