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Fallout 76: Still Not Worth It
Fallout 76 has been out for over a year now. Before it was released, I played it during the beta period. During that week-long play “test” I determined that there was no conceivable improvement that they could make that would … Continue reading
Review: Borderlands 2
When Borderlands was released in 2009, it was a unique new combination of first-person-shooter (FPS) and Role-Playing-Game (RPG). Its gameplay, while on missions given by “quest givers” in the RPG sense mainly featured shooting as the main interaction with the … Continue reading
Review: Netgear Gigabit Ethernet Switch: GS716Tv2
With two negative posts in a row out of my system, let’s have some good news — which is to foreshadow: I like the switch. With my SRW2008 dying an ignominious death, I started out researching new switches with the … Continue reading
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Tagged cisco, DLink, ethernet, GigE, GS716T-200, GS716Tv2, GS724T-300, GS724Tv3, jumbo, jumbo frames, netgear, review, switch, VLAN
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Review: Cisco né Linksys Managed Switch SRW2008
For some time, my home network has been sucking and with that sucking, has been really hard to diagnose. I finally (this weekend) figured out it was the Linksys né Cisco 8 port gigabit switch; the SRW2008 that I had … Continue reading
Massively Multiplayer Thoughts
I played Eve-Online for some considerable time. What I’ve realized is that online massively multiplayer games seem to share it’s simplistic graphics requirements. I remember there being (at one point) a big stink about the game finally dropping support for … Continue reading
Mass Effect 3 Review
If you’re looking for the short, spoiler-free shopping recommendation, then Mass Effect 3 (and in fact, the whole Mass Effect series) is an experience that no serious gamer should be without. In fact, if you’re serious about spoilers, refrain from … Continue reading
Fallen Earth Review
Gamers First’s Fallen Earth became free-to-play this weekend. I have enjoyed a number of forays into post-apocalyptic landscapes (Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Rage; even Left 4 Dead is, in some respect post-apocalyptic); so I expected to enjoy Fallen Earth. … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen earth, fallout, game, mmo, postapocolyptic, review, video game
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Elder Scrolls — Skyrim: Some early thoughts
I just went looking for some snapshots from Elder Scrolls — Skyrim to post here. I looked in my own collection and the I looked online. There are many shots, but none of them (so far) convey the vastness of … Continue reading
Review: “Deus Ex: Human Revolution”
In My last Deus Ex post, I talked quite a bit about the player character in the game, but I don’t feel that I gave it the full review treatment. I’ve played through the game several times on the PC … Continue reading
Deus Ex: I Am Not Adam Jensen, Either.
I didn’t play video games when Deus Ex (the original) was released. I have, since then, acquired a copy of the game and played part of it. To be honest, it’s a bit dated, but still cool. Considering that it’s … Continue reading