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Showing posts with label playthroughs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playthroughs. Show all posts

Monday, June 29, 2015

Impressive House Escape Playthrough

I like solving puzzles, so I'd probably enjoy this game, overall. I can see that there would be ways it could frustrate me, though.

~DJ Illin' Illsa~

Friday, June 26, 2015

Father and Son Minecraft Playthrough: Fratricide and Flatulence



A bit of humor from the Asian Guy Gamer and the Asian Kid Gamer. 

~DJ Hell's Belle~

Thursday, June 25, 2015

Dja Cams Gaming Video

Interesting video edit on this gaming cam video set to music.

~DJ Dolly~

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

In der Mine ist die Hölle los!

Mostly, I have no idea what he's saying, but I enjoyed trying to figure it out. I like his voice. His inflection makes him seem friendly.

~DJ Mo~

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Minecraft: Raids! Betrayal! Death!

Here I thought that Minecraft was just a peaceful construction game. Guess I learned something!

~DJ Aurora~

Thursday, April 2, 2015

The Elder Scrolls: Total War Playthrough

The great thing about playthroughs is they give you an idea of whether or not you actually want to spend money on a game. This one looks like an interesting strategy game, with zombies to boot. Looks like something my nephew and I might enjoy together.

~DJ Thalia~

Monday, March 23, 2015

Minecraft Playthrough: Gravel It Up

Monday, March 16, 2015

Monday Morning Minecraft Playthrough + Song


By the time I got to eat my breakfast burrito, it was cold. Cold eggs...mmm. Didn't rewarm it because it contained items such as salsa, avocado and cream cheese, not really the best when reheated.
Still trying to get rid of this crappy cough I've had for the past week. Nasty rattling hack. Not my idea of a good time. I'm taking extra b vitamins and vitamin C, washing it down with V8. In the past I'd have chosen orange juice, but I have insulin resistance so fruit juices are pretty much a thing of the past.

And now a little Minecraft related musical fun. Rather clever. Enjoy!

~DJ Wicked Wanda~

Monday, March 2, 2015

The Last of Us Left Behind: Skeleseer Fortunes


Just discovered this. It's actually from a video game. This bit is very funny. The story itself is dark overall. You can read about it on Wikipedia if you like.

~DJ Faycin~

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Grand Theft Auto 5 Playthrough and Comments


There has been a lot of flap about Grand Theft Auto 5 and the level of violence involved. I wanted to address this, as well as the game play itself.
I'm honestly terrible at games like this. These fellows can give you a much better idea of what it looks like to play the game than I ever could.
The graphics are stellar. It's truly a remarkable game visually. According to my nephew and his friends, the control of the vehicle and the characters themselves is smooth and easy, which makes the game a lot of fun to play.
The game is violent, and isn't the sort of thing that I'm in the habit of playing. I enjoy my games with a bit more of a story line. I'm more the sort who enjoys a slower pace and likes to solve mysteries or such. This is not a game that I would purchase for myself.
However, I do not believe that games like this cause increased violence.
Devoted gamers do not tend to be violent people. They simply like playing video games.
As I said previously, the graphics in this game are excellent. However, the game does not mimic reality. It is like being pulled into an action movie where you can control the movements of your character and of a vehicle. 
A myriad of unrealistic things happen, both to your character and to the vehicle.
The character can make jumps from heights which in reality would result in broken bones.
The vehicle endures multiple crashes which would render it useless long before your characters actually end up eating flaming death.
I recommend Jim Sterling's stellar editorial debunking the theory that video games desensitize people to real life violence. The video does contain graphic content, which is explained in the description. 
I enjoyed watching the featured play-through, and I enjoy the banter between my nephew and his friends when they play games such as this. At no point do any of them begin discussing the possibility of actually attempting such things as are seen in this game. It's simply a bit of escapism. They enjoy it because it's not reality, not because they want their reality to be like the content of this game.

~DJ Thalia~

Monday, November 24, 2014

Yogscast: The Head of the Problem

I enjoy Yogscast playthroughs. Why don't I know anyone who's this much fun to play Minecraft with?

~DJ Opal~

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Murders of Holies vs Valiona and Theralion

Cool play-through, plus bangin' music with "Keep Hope Alive" by The Crystal Method." I better watch the head-banging with my messed up neck!

~DJ Misty~

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Rage Quit: The Impossible Game with Night is SicK

Somehow this reminds me of how much I suck at Breakout, which my brother was always good at and would make fun of me for how bad I was.
Come to think of it, I sucked at most video games, but there were some I liked anyway.
I'm sure I'd suck at this game. I'm not sure how much I'd like it. It seems like you have to have a joystick, which I don't, and I can't be bothered to get one.

~DJ Helena~

Monday, October 14, 2013

Video Game Playthroughs: Megaman X Vs. Bass