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The Video Game Odyssey: Get Ready To Jam The Night Away!

This weekend, aspiring game developers and game designers have the opportunity to show off their skills in a special videogame design challenge called The Global Game Jam. Even now, game developers from around the world are toiling away on a 48-hour development cycle to create a game.

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 Playing games on a portable console can be preferable if one is looking for a more lengthy experience. Photo by Preston Sotelo

The Video Game Odyssey: Gaming on the Go

The ability to game on the go has been with us for well over a decade now. Thanks to portable gaming systems like the Nintendo Gameboy and Sony PSP, gamers are free to roam as they please without fear of being without a game to pass the time

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Chainsaw guns and plenty of enemies to use them on! Image courtesy Google Images

The Video Game Odyssey: A Gamer’s Quick Guide to 2013

My earlier post was to help new gamers discover some old gems from the past. However, this time I have some recommendations of games to look out for on the horizon. 2013 promises to be an exciting year for gaming and I wouldn’t want you to miss a second of it.

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Maroon and Gamer: Skyrim Dragonborn DLC review

The expansive world and the copious amount of dungeons and side quests continue to impress me even to this day. The third downloadable pack Skyrim: Dragonborn will set you back $20 but it is the better of the three even with a few misses here and there.

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Maroon and Gamer: Lazy Marketing

YouTube personalities getting invited to appear in video game trailers and host conventions: lazy marketing. Despite Ubisoft’s overwhelming success at the E3 2012 Press Conference, there was one YouTube personality that just flopped over and over and over again in his delivery of jokes.

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Maroon and Gamer: Statuesque

I get a lot of flak for buying editions of games that come with statues or memorabilia. Believe it or not, there are reasons for collecting video game statues. If all you want to get is the game, then why get a statue?

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Toys enter virtual world in 'LEGO Lord of the Rings'

In the past 20 years, LEGO has been creating computer games and gaming consoles. With the release of “LEGO Lord of the Rings” for PlayStation, Nintendo, Wii and Xbox on Nov. 13, LEGO has continued a pattern that has permeated its games for the last seven years.

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Maroon and Gamer: Gemini Wars Review

That being said, I enjoyed my time with Gemini Wars but there are some things that allow it to join the ranks of the strategy games that I can label fondly. Gemini Wars is strictly a space strategy game with warships and laser guns firing upon one another to control resources and points on the map.

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Maroon and Gamer: Where the money is

Games take a lot of money and person power to get made. And even when the game moves from concept to production to finalization – the reception can disappoint. Even employee bonuses are affected by the reception more so in the gaming industry than any other industry.

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Maroon and Gamer: Baby, let's patch things up

"Before we fall apart at the seams.” The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll may not have been referring to the video game industry, but that’s the name of the game. And what name might that be? Patching, patching and patching.

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