The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 237: Fozzy Does Texas
Fozzy returns to tell us of Texas and the guys go over the month’s gaming news. Music in this episode Strike of the Devil’s Axes OC ReMix by CarboHydroM &…
Dying Light Impressions: Terror in the Night
I know everyone claims to be over the zombie push in popular media. But film makers, writers, game developers, and other creators of entertainment media keep pushing it down our…
Three for Thursday: Three Unannounced Games That Need to Happen in 2015
Being as it is still very early in 2015, there is plenty of time for developers to drop bombs on us and leave us salivating for “X game”. There are…
Among the Sleep: Baby Nightmares and Kickstarter Success
After finishing Wolfenstein: The New Order, I wasn’t up for tackling another long gaming experience. As I sifted through my backlog of 2014 games, looking for what I hoped to…
The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 236: Generation Remake
Chris, Tony, Jeff, and Don sit down to discuss what they’ve been up to, which includes the remake of Resident Evil. Music in this episode Strike of the Devil’s Axes…
25 games I’m Looking Forward to in 2015, Ranked by Impending Disappointment
Happy New Year Everybody! In an effort to avoid doing any real work and writing something with any merit, I have drawn up a list! A list of games to…
Combat Evolved Again: Halo 5 Multiplayer Beta Impressions
A lot of criticism has been rightfully lobbed at 343 Industries over their handling of the Master Chief Collection on Xbox One. Even now, while working close to optimally, the…
Ultimate NES Remix Review
Some of my fondest gaming memories are from the 8-bit era. I still remember waking up on Saturday, watching morning cartoons, and then after a brief break of playing outside,…
The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 235: Subs
Jeff and Fozzy are on personal business so Josh and Justin fill in and we discover maybe Dragon Age isn’t as good as we thought. Music in this episode Strike…
Wolfenstein: The New Order- Game of the Year?
As each year passes, my gaming backlog grows larger and larger. I’m not making any grand proclamations of destroying that backlog as a New Year’s resolution, but I do plan…