It has been a while we did not get in touch with Ethan Lee directly, also know as ‘flibitjibibo’ on the interwebs. The man needs no introduction as he is behind the ports of numerous games on Linux (including Transistor… Continue Reading
There’s something that caught my eye with Drauger OS as I was browsing my Reddit feed one day. It was an article from It’s FOSS, describing what the OS is all about. Going to the distro’s site, the About page… Continue Reading
Yup, you heard that right. Yesterday Mike Zaimont announced a pretty big under-the-hood update for Skullgirls. Among the many improvements, the netplay code (powered by GGPO) has received a huge amount of optimization for less stutter and less lag. Sound… Continue Reading
Back in December 2019, I was going to be away from home for the holidays. What can a man do for a week without their gaming PC? Read a book? Binge watch Netflix? Nah. That’s too little involvement. How about… Continue Reading
Less than a month after the free New Game+/Couch Co-op update for Indivisible comes a paid DLC: Razmi’s Challenges. I rarely buy DLC, unless I’m buying the game-of-the-year edition, but being the Indivisible fanboy that I am, I wanted to… Continue Reading
Ever thought of four-legged, talking female animals duking it out in a fanciful fantasy realm? Think nothing more than Them’s Fightin’ Herds. Now, I know, the idea sounds really corny, but I’ve been hooked. It’s a fighting game that’s fantastically… Continue Reading
The past ten or so years have been inundated with remakes of older games. Nothing much original comes out these days. Now, some might argue Final Fantasy VII Remake still falls under that category of “remake”. But I consider it… Continue Reading
Finally brushed the dust off your PS4 after a year or two of putting it on the back shelf just so you could play the Final Fantasy VII Remake? So did I. If you wanted to remotely control your PS4… Continue Reading
There’s been a surge of Arch users over the past few years, especially with Manjaro. I’ve been curious as to why that is. They have preferred Arch over their traditional Debian/Ubuntu setups, to the point where the meme, “btw I… Continue Reading
Another sequel? Not exactly. Life is Strange 2 has pretty much nothing to do with Life is Strange “the First” (one of the finest adventure games ever made), except that it takes place in the same country and within some… Continue Reading