Listening to, while writing:"Prince of Darkness End Credits" by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth"The Rats in the Walls" by Graham Plowman"Sheet Show/Main Title (From 'Ash vs. Evil Dead')" by Joseph Loduca"The Fog Enters Town" by John CarpenterDiablo IV Season 10 launches next Tuesday. I have to admit: as repetitive as D4 has been, Season 9 … Continue reading ‘Night Walks’: Spooky Season
Mentally Exhausted – Recharge!
The mental exhaustion is from working two jobs, studying some videos to get re-certified in A+, a lot of video gaming (not a bad thing!!), and not enough sleep. "Burning the candle at both ends." Speaking of gaming, Baldur's Gate 3 continues to remain amazingly fun. I've started using a few mods - mainly, class … Continue reading Mentally Exhausted – Recharge!
‘First Impressions’: “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order”
I managed to pick up 2 PC games from Steam's Black Friday Sale: Devil May Cry 5 and this title, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. After a 45-minute play session, here are my thoughts and breakdown.NOTE: there are some small spoilers. SetupThe first thing that I noticed is that the PC version of SWJ:FO recommends … Continue reading ‘First Impressions’: “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order”
Diablo 4: Back in Sanctuary!
With the upcoming DLC for Diablo IV, titled "Vessel of Hatred", launching on October 8th, I returned to Sanctuary for the first time in months. I currently have: A Level 55 Sorcerer (mainly Frost; main), a Level 32 Necromancer (with a lot of skeletons and a golem), and a couple of level 10-12 characters where … Continue reading Diablo 4: Back in Sanctuary!
It is Unofficially ‘Summerween’!
It is already in the back half of July (the 19th, as I start this post at 11:45 EDT)! - My birthday is in 10 days! I'm going to see if I can get the following day off, in case I end up staying up/out late. - Well, most of the world came to a … Continue reading It is Unofficially ‘Summerween’!
Black History Month: Facts #5
Jerry Lawson, an Engineer, is generally credited as the first black game designer. Lawson was not only a self-taught engineer but one of the very few black engineers of his time. In 1976, after spending time at Queens College, Lawson developed the Fairchild Channel F, the first cartridge-bases console system that had a Pause button … Continue reading Black History Month: Facts #5
The Nexus 