Blast from the Past: Wild ARMs

Blast from the Past Wild ARMs by Media.Vision Wild ARMs is an RPG for the original PlayStation by Japanese developer Media.Vision. I have a lot of nostalgia for this title, as it was one of the first games I every played on the PS1. When it came out in 1997, it was considered the game to hold you over until Final Fantasy 7 came out. Wild ARMs follows the classic tale of a boy who is an outcast and cannot find his place in the world.
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Blast from the Past: Overlord

Blast from the Past Overlord by Triumph Studios It’s been a while, but I am finally adding some stuff to the “Blast from the Past segment of my blog! While Overlord was released only a few years ago, it’s not exactly new, right? Anyhow, the entire premise of Overlord is that you are the recently resurrected, well, overlord. You have been dormant for several years when a band of heroes locked you away.
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Story Behind the Screen Name

This post is more out of interest than anything else. I’ve heard some interesting stories about how people get their screen names ranging from naming themselves after their favorite book/game/movie characters to smashing their head against the keyboard and getting a random string of characters. Before I got the screen name I have now, I just used whatever show/game/book/etc. I was currently enjoying at the time. However, during the days of my young impressionable mind, I saw this movie called The Mighty Ducks.
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Blast from the Past: Shogo – Mobile Armor Division

Blast from the Past Shogo: Mobile Armor Division by Monolith Productions I am introducing a new segment to my blog titled “Blast from the Past.” To be honest, I really couldn’t think of a better name, but it works. The name/article relation is that these segments will be talking about older games, either revered classics or games that time has left behind. Sometimes it’s good to reflect back on our gaming roots, and other times we can sit and wonder “Why don’t they make games like that anymore?
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