Posts Tagged ‘Madden’
Top 11 Video Game Athletes
These 11 athletes are the best of the best. The pinnacle. The creme de la creme.
If there were such a thing as a video game athlete hall of fame, these guys would be the first ballot inductees. These are the athletes that are so good that when you face them, you throw your controller and call your little brother a cheater.
So with a minimum of further ado here they are the top 11 Video Game Athletes.
Hardcore Casual

What makes a gamer hardcore? What is the difference between a casual gamer and a hardcore gamer? These are the kind of questions that keep me up at night when I am not busy envisioning a T-Rex with Sharks for arms.
Ignoring my penchant for cryptozoology for a moment, it does seem like there is a lot of talk lately about the casual, core, and hardcore market. It seems as though every publisher and developer is worried about how to best appeal to each market. There are literally billions of dollars at stake.
But why would the rest of us care whether someone is a hardcore or a casual gamer? Shouldn’t we leave it to market researchers and corporate executives to worry about that kind of thing? If we are really gamers shouldn’t we be too busy playing games to worry about it? (more…)
I Beat My Dad at Madden

To better understand and appreciate the significance of this landmark achievement I need to give you a little history.
Dad has owned every single Madden since the original Super Nintendo. The only year he didn’t get Madden was the year they didn’t release it for Playstation 1 (so he bought NFL Gameday). That is over 15 years of video game football. Every year we play, and every year his superior running game and knowledge of actual football is enough to grind me into a very fine powder.
15 years of him dominating and crushing my feeble football skills.
The Sad Demise of the Dreamcast

The Sega Dreamcast was the greatest system that never really had a chance. When most systems die after a year and a half, it is because they are terrible systems with horrendous game libraries (see 32x, Atari Jaguar). The Dreamcast had arguably the greatest first 18 months of any console in history. The unfortunate thing is those 18 months were all we got.
Why did the Dreamcast die?



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