In this humorous comic, two people are sitting across from eachother. The person on the right examines the other’s résumé noticing that he has only brought the first half to his job interview. The interviewee replies that ”the rest is DLC,“ to which the interviewer responds enthusiastically by welcoming him aboard. In the last panel it is revealed they are at “EA Headquarters.”
Punch the Throttle
My Adventures with Machines that Move!
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Thursday, August 31, 2017
MePlayGameNow.com Reaches Milestone of 500 Commands Indexed

I should not have to mention how substantial the premium is that is placed on speed and agility in the world of video gaming. I’m sure anyone who plays computer games, or any other kind of game for that matter, has seen many a contest decided by a seemingly infinitesimal amount of
In that spirit I provide
Anyway, I was adding commands to
Anyways, the next time you are playing a game on your computer and you wonder what the keyboard shortcuts are, I hope you’ll check MePlayGameNow.com first.
Sunday, July 23, 2017
New Massively-Multiplayer Online Game Backed by Big Name in Science



The game promises to be somewhat like
I think it is so important for anyone who has the means to make a financial contribution to this application, which has such a great potential to educate and entertain and is endorsed by one of the world’s top scientists, to do so. I am so emphatic about this because we all must do our part to slow humanity’s slide down the slippery slope into
No matter what
Monday, February 22, 2016
Welcome to My Gaming Blog!
I look forward to walking through my gaming experiences with you. While some of the titles I choose to write about are playable on mobile devices, and some are ported to video game consoles, my focus is on games that can be played on a desktop computer (Windows, Mac or Linux) as I find this is where the serious, hardcore gamer is. I am excited about making more illuminating help and how-tos whenever I find the existent documentation for a title wanting.
As computers continue to improve, games and simulations will no doubt offer ever more compelling and thrilling journeys for us to embark on. I hope you will let me share some of these wonderful experiences with you.