Ugh. That’s not something I want to relive in a video game. I guess they think that anyone like me who served in the military during the first Gulf War is too old to play the game? 

“This big demon first appeared WAY back in 1997...”.

Geesh. It’s not THAT long ago. I was an adult playing the first Diablo in 1997. We had cars and telephones back then, you know.

Someone needs to convince NCSoft of the need for preservation. There’s been a group trying to resurrect the old MMO, Tabula Rasa, for over 10 years, and for most of that time, NCSoft kept sending their “cease and desist” lawyers after anyone who tried. It just felt petty.

Ugh. Why couldn’t they have made it a customizable player character? Why are we once again forced to play as Blando McDorkface? After over 30 years of playing video games, I’m soooooo tired of boring white male protagonists.

Why does every news outlet always overlook GenXers? We exist!
Anyways... I did my share of LAN parties in the 1990s. I was always the only woman in the room, but at least I got some respect for the fact that I had built my own computer.

How many women have you actually ever talked to about menstrual pain? 

I moved to the other side of the planet to escape the shit show that the US has become. But it seems that even Germany isn’t far enough away to escape the pain I feel every time the US spirals further down the drain. So I play a lot of Lord of the Rings Online. The evil of Sauron is nothing compared to the misery of…

Now if only there was a way to bring back No One Lives Forever 1 & 2.

The reason the game was less than ideal when it was launched in 2011 was because production was seriously delayed by almost 2 years as the developers needed to rebuild the HeroBlade engine to accommodate the game’s in-game cinematic conversation system.

I bought my PS Vita specifically to play Assassin’s Creed: Liberation. Maybe it’s because I’m old (i.e. over 45), but I can’t play the game unless I’m in a completely darkened room. Normal amounts of light create so much glare that I can’t even begin to see what’s going on, on the screen. Add to this the fact that, as…