Gaming Through the Ages: A few new(ish) video reviews

[Czernobog]

UPDATE:

New article: Using Games as Japanese Language Learning Supplements:

http://gamingthroughtheages.blogspot.com/

[Czernobog]

UPDATE

New Article: My Experience with Sega Scope 3D

http://gamingthroughtheages.blogspot.com/

[noiseredux]

thank for writing "Game Boy" instead of "Gameboy"

[Czernobog]

thank for writing "Game Boy" instead of "Gameboy"

[brainofjtd]

This is really cool man. I enjoyed the Japanese learning supplement article. Certainly bookmarked this blog.

[Czernobog]

This is really cool man. I enjoyed the Japanese learning supplement article. Certainly bookmarked this blog.

Thanks! I'm really glad you like it!

[Czernobog]

Finally got around to adding a new post, My Ideal Collection - SNES:

http://gamingthroughtheages.blogspot.co ... -snes.html

It's not much, but I haven't had much of a chance to update as it's been a very busy last few weeks. Hopefully life will slow down a bit sometime in the near future, and I'll be able to spend more time in the forums soon!

[Bradtemple87]

Finally got around to adding a new post, My Ideal Collection - SNES:

http://gamingthroughtheages.blogspot.co ... -snes.html

It's not much, but I haven't had much of a chance to update as it's been a very busy last few weeks. Hopefully life will slow down a bit sometime in the near future, and I'll be able to spend more time in the forums soon!

Nice article, you definitely have my rpgs covered.

[Czernobog]

Been updating the blog with Quick Final Impressions articles, which are basically some of my thoughts regurgitated from the Games Beaten Thread. Something I'm trying to do to tide anyone reading the blog over while I prepare bigger and better articles. I won't post updates for those here though as it's just redundant.

I'm looking to start doing short but sweet videos which will be hosted on Youtube and embedded on the blog. So to any of you who enjoy watching game reviews, or any type of retro-related videos, I was wondering what specifically keeps you engaged?

I intend to try and find a sweet spot between entertainment and fair analysis, as well as make sure the videos are polished and professional in appearance, but what do you guys think I could do above and beyond that to make my videos both engaging and memorable? Would motion graphics catch your eye, does lack of vocal inflection during narration send you away?

[Czernobog]

UPDATE:

NEW ARTICLE: Dreamcast VGA Cable Review (The one's sold right here)

http://gamingthroughtheages.blogspot.co ... apter.html

You guys should check that out if you want, but I'm going back to playing Soul Calibur.