Dungeons and Dragons a Retrospective

I was thinking, while trying to determine what I should write about, what a geek column was if there was no Dungeons and Dragons mentioned in it, and I recently thought of the answer... a Tech Blog... So to correct this problem before it happens, I thought I would offer my opinions, as not humble as they are, on the evolutions of D&D...  Let me remind you that this is not meant to be an all-inclusive list of all the features of all the games, just my thoughts.. Dungeons and Dragons... For those... read more

Inspired by a retrospective one of the bloggers I follow is doing on the classic Ultima series , I figured I would do something similar with the one RPG series I followed from the beginning, at least as much as an American of the '90s could have, Final Fantasy . I was actually fortunate enough to receive "Final Fantasy" as a Christmas gift a year or so after it was released, although I can't remember if I specifically asked for it or not. If I didn't, then I am impressed that I got such an 8...

Black Friday has come and gone, and I hope everyone out there practiced safe shopping and found a bargain or two. For those of us who didn't (or couldn't) make it to our local centers of commerce, there's always the internet (and the still not-quite-there concept of Cyber Monday ). When I look for deals, these are my favorite sites to surf: 1. Dealnews.com . The top of the page lists the "hottest" of their deals (I don't know if said hotness is measured via clickthroughs...

Continuing from my last post regarding games, now I'm going to make a list of DVDs I obtained during 2008. This is actually really straightforward, as I use an application called DVD Profiler to keep a record of all of my DVDs. You can see my collection here . 1. Ed Wood: Special Edition 2. Farscape - Season 1 3. Red Dwarf - Season 3 (W) 4. Red Dwarf - Season 4 (W) 5. Red Dwarf - Season 5 (W) 6. Farscape - Season 3 7. Dungeons & Dragons: The Complete Adventures 8. Pokemon Season 3 (W) 9. Pokemon...

The cartoon is indeed a wonderful thing. Once mostly deemed to be the territory of a kids-only audience, the world of animation has evolved over the years so as to appeal to adults as well as children… or is it just that many adults these days have the minds of children? Don't ask us, for if there's one thing that the IGN editors can claim to be, it's kids trapped in the bodies of adults. And so it goes without saying that we sure do love us some cartoons. And in particular, television has proven...

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