PlayStation trophy hunting involves actively collecting virtual achievements or trophies in games on PlayStation consoles. Players aim to...

Since 1994, Sony has been a spawn of creativity and an enterprising strength of ingenuity and innovation within the world of gaming. It's...

Between the years 1981 and 1985 there originated 5 games that involved female protagonists. Games such as Ms Pac-Man in 1982, Papri from...

Tamriel is a beautiful world filled with magic, creatures, various races, weapons, years and years of history, and exciting landscapes...

PlayStation trophy hunting involves actively collecting virtual achievements or trophies in games on PlayStation consoles. Players aim to...

After playing through the PS Vita Phineas and Ferb game and finding out it only had 8 trophies and no platinum's, I thought to myself,...

A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow begins with great Yuri promise. In book 1 we're introduced to 2 girls who seem to feel some form of attraction for each other that they cannot yet understand. The first words muttered between the two main protagonists are " Do you like salamanders ?" as they both look intently into each others eyes, to which protagonist number 1, Konatsu Amano, immediately thinks "Is this pretty girl talking to me ?" After this initial encounter, Konatsu heads

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For bucket list goal #770 I created a large mixed media art piece of Tomb Raider in the first level loading screen, next to the Great Wall of China. I used Perler/Hama beads to create both Lara and the logo. And then I created the landscape of the Wall using watercolour crayons and black crayon to texturized the little window and the stone walkway. In the video I go through the entire process to create the art piece and explain where the inspiration came from. I hope you enjo

To those of you who don't know, I am Autistic. I was first diagnosed when I was 12 years old for being seen as uncharacteristically aggressive and "misbehaving" in school. There's also the fact that I didn't really have many friends and just exhibited non-neurotypical behaviours. I've been living and learning a lot about myself over these past 27 years and often really despise the way that the world sees and reacts to those of us on the spectrum. Thus, I have, this past year,