So presuming anyone reads my blog, as you know the Blog usually updates on a Wednesday. However, it hasn't for the past couple of weeks. Assuming I have regular readers, I owe you an explanation of what is currently going on.
I am going back to College.
Yes, I am going back to College. The last couple of weeks have been spent preparing (and trying to get on a course in the first place) for the upcoming academic year. I will be restudying art for a planned period of Four Years, not counti
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Ladies and Gentlemen, it's late Monday Morning as I sit on my chair listening to Queen while writing all of this. I've been busy with yet another idea, and thus haven't had much planning time for a blog.
So for this one, let's talk about OC's. Don't worry, I'll get some Non-Pony related ones involved, though due to most of the rights belonging to others, there's only a handful we can talk about, so it's a shorter blog.
And now for
Special Thanks to InvisiblePinkUnicorn for consulting with us on this topic beforehand.
So it's been a bad week. A very bad, career destroying week. It's at times like this where I need to switch off and unwind...but there's so little I'm watching and playing right now. God knows Singularity's bloody Phase Ticks deserve to go die in a fire (I will be replaying that level over and over again in hell, I just know it), and there's really not a whole lot going on on the Animation front (kind
Welcome back to the Gabeatorial. Asides the recurring nightmares about Spiders, Stephen Moffat and certain images people link me to break my sanity, I could not be feeling better...except maybe for the lack of sleep.
That being said...let's do something cynical, yet fun this week.
Games Workshop. Boy are you guys a real love/hate relationship of mine (mostly hate, but hey - I still support My Little Pony post Season 2, so what am I talking about?). With expensive, over designed models th
Ladies and Gentlemen, it's that time of year again. Nottingham's turned into Miami, resulting in an invasion of Wandering Spiders. So naturally, my brain is operating a lot slower and even less stable than it was previously.
Moving on, after the Drama of last week, I felt we should sit down and review something again. Though in this case, this is more of a first impressions video, since the show is currently on a Mid Season hiatus (because America - if Egypt is the source of all evil, then A
So I'm terribly sorry about all this (assuming anyone reads these), but the blog I promised last week has had to be set asides for the time being. Why? Because my radar positively exploded over a pretty damned big news story - the Xbox One has recended it's Digital Rights Management (DRM) policies. Hooray, right?
Right?
Well, call me hard pressed, but I'm not exactly yaying along with everyone else.
Before we get rolling with that though, I should take a few moments to recap the stor
Giant Robots. You dig giant robots. I dig giant robots. We dig giant robots. Chicks dig giant robots. Seriously, who doesn’t love Giant Robots?
With that in mind, Slave Zero was an action game released at the turn of the Millennium by Infrogames, and developed by a Studio named Accolade – the original creators of the Star Control games if anyone is interested.
As you boot up the game, the first thing you’ll notice is that Slave Zero is extremely light on story. Set in an undetermined nu
So...Hi, I guess. My name is Gabriel Smith.
I have had previous experience running a small blog nobody read - "The Eccentric World of Sir Shockwave" back a few years ago on That Guy With The Glasses. For a time, things were good - each and every Wednesday without fail, I managed to publish a new Review or Editorial. On what you might ask?
Anything I could find I considered worthy of talking about.
As such, I am going to set forth the following promises and rules, in addition to the o
