Now we’re talking about reading with power.
Now we’re talking about reading with power.
Now we’re talking about reading with power.
by David Oxford | Nov 18, 2014 | Comic Books/Cartoons, Video Games
Now we’re talking about reading with power.
Artists needed.
by David Oxford | Nov 12, 2014 | Comic Books/Cartoons, Video Games
Artists needed.
Like being a kid in a candy… er, toy store.
by David Oxford | Sep 8, 2014 | Toys, Video Games
Like being a kid in a candy… er, toy store.
Club Nintendo began with such great promise, but is now a shell of its former self.
by David Oxford | Jul 29, 2014 | Video Games
Club Nintendo began with such great promise, but is now a shell of its former self.
I recently had the privilege/opportunity to appear on Matthew Green’s Power Button podcast over at Press The Buttons, something of a rarity for me as I generally don’t get to do podcasts.
by David Oxford | Jul 13, 2014 | Comic Books/Cartoons, Video Games
I recently had the privilege/opportunity to appear on Matthew Green’s Power Button podcast over at Press The Buttons, something of a rarity for me as I generally don’t get to do podcasts.
The toughest one of all for me to narrow down to just five.
by David Oxford | Jun 11, 2014 | Video Games
The toughest one of all for me to narrow down to just five.
The 16-bit console war is commonly boiled down to Nintendo vs. SEGA, and from that, a ‘rivalry’ between Mario and Sonic. But it wasn’t the mustachioed mascot who overcame SEGA’s blue blur…
by David Oxford | May 23, 2014 | Video Games
The 16-bit console war is commonly boiled down to Nintendo vs. SEGA, and from that, a ‘rivalry’ between Mario and Sonic. But it wasn’t the mustachioed mascot who overcame SEGA’s blue blur…
This ain’t no movie.
by David Oxford | Jan 16, 2014 | Comic Books/Cartoons, Reviews, Video Games
This ain’t no movie.
Well, this week brought with it some interesting news: DISH Network has announced that it will be closing the remaining 300 retail Blockbuster stores in the United States, as well as cease their Netflix-inspired mailing service.
by David Oxford | Nov 8, 2013 | Video Games
Well, this week brought with it some interesting news: DISH Network has announced that it will be closing the remaining 300 retail Blockbuster stores in the United States, as well as cease their Netflix-inspired mailing service.
Hmm, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, hasn’t it? And for good reason: In the intervening time, I’ve been sick, gone to Otakon, gone to the beach, and when I haven’t been otherwise preoccupied, pickings have been slim, particularly on the work front, though that may be changing soon. Still, here’s […]
by David Oxford | Sep 22, 2013 | Reviews, Video Games
Hmm, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, hasn’t it? And for good reason: In the intervening time, I’ve been sick, gone to Otakon, gone to the beach, and when I haven’t been otherwise preoccupied, pickings have been slim,...First there was Microsoft’s press conference, then there was Sony’s, and now Nintendo’s… sort of. For the first time ever, rather than host a press conference at E3, the company opted to instead deliver its big announcements through a Nintendo Direct broadcast– and a relatively short one, at that, weighing in at only 41 minutes […]
by David Oxford | Jun 12, 2013 | Commentary, Video Games
First there was Microsoft’s press conference, then there was Sony’s, and now Nintendo’s… sort of. For the first time ever, rather than host a press conference at E3, the company opted to instead deliver its big announcements through a Nintendo...Sonic Generations has paved the way for a game long awaited by many fans. David OxfordDavid Oxford, or “LBD ‘Nytetrayn’,” as he is sometimes also known, is a freelance writer of many varied interests who resides in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. If you’re interested in hiring him, please drop him a line at david.oxford (at) nyteworks.net. […]
by David Oxford | Apr 7, 2013 | Video Games
Sonic Generations has paved the way for a game long awaited by many fans. It was not too long ago that the very thought of Sonic and longtime rival Mario appearing together in the same game seemed highly improbable, if not impossible. Then we were all surprised by the...Support Us on Patreon
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