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On the show, Wowfood and Rock Roberts show the video of the upcoming Sony Show that will be held in New York on the 20th at 6:00 pm EST. They talk about what might happen at the show, as well as talk about the history of the Playstation, some hit and misses through the years, and what they hope to see in the future.
On the debut show of Game 0n Radio, Hosts Rock Roberts and WowFood talk about THQ, JRPGs, PS4/720, and hit and misses with the 360s and PS3.As well as Rock Roberts sets a challenge for himself.
On part one of “Unofficial Game Mascots”, there was talk about how some game characters becoming mascots for gaming systems without the certification from the system makers themselves. Some of these gaming characters are Abe, Lara Croft, Master Chief, Fenix, and even Kratos. Those are just a select few that has grazed TV screens over the past years. There are plenty more than those as well. Over the years, companies like Sony, Microsoft, and even Nintendo have searched to have a marketable face and image. The two biggest faces/images for games in the past were Mario and Sonic. (more…)
Abe, Lara Croft, Spyro, Crash, Master Chief, Marcus Fenix, and Kratos. What does all of these names have in common? They are belong mainly to one system (some of which showed up on other systems down the road). When people hear the name of Lara Croft and the gaming system, they think of Playstation. Bring up Spyro, and gamers think of the dragon on the Playstation. Some game characters come and go and leave no real lasting impression. There are a select few, however, that is not only tied to a series of games, but a gaming system as well. Here is a list of some of the biggest “unofficial” gaming mascots seen through the years.
Hides-His-Loot to the Game0n.net staff/family.
He will be adding a new column that is yet to be called, that will be a “sit-com” based in The Elder Scrolls (Skyrim) setting.
He ran something similar on FedWars.net and Game0n.net is very happy and pleased that he has decide to join the Game0n.net family.
More info will be available when the time comes. Thank You!
Welcome to another Game 0…wait a minute, this isn’t Game 0n. Where are we? Well, you are in the presents of a new article here at Dark Haven Chronicles. It’s called “The Tale of the Tape”. This is where I, or any other writer, take two games that are some what close and compare the two. Then after that, I (we) give our take on each and say which one we like better. I see a whole lot of discussion with this column, but that’s a good thing. So, let’s get to the Tale of the Tape!
It’s been a while since a game review has been posted on Game0n.net. But the wait has been worth it. This review is all about some Zelda, well, really Link. As one can tell from the title, the review is about the first installment of the franchise on the Nintendo 64, The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time (or Zelda: OoT for short).
So, this is a new layout, new site, and now, a new blog! So, join me as we make this our new home at Game0n.net.
Now, as many know already, there is a new system that is suppose to be coming out sometime this year, or early next. Nintendo is trying to get the jump on both Sony and Microsoft with their new system, the Wii U. Now, there are all kinds of rumors out there floating around about what it’ll look like, what the specs are, what it can run, and over all, how powerfully it is. But with this blog, I’m pretty much going to talk about one main thing, the controller…or tablet.
In a few weeks, I will be putting out a new column called “Tale of the Tape”. It will size up two simllar games and I will give my choice on which one should be named the better of the two. This TotT is going to be between The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls IV: Obivion. I’m really looking foward to re-typing this (I had it once on another site, but it’s been lost since then). I should have this up by the end of Jan, start of Feb. Just be on the look out.
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So, tis the season, or it was anyways. Now that the “New Year’s” partying is over and done with, it’s time to get back to the grind of the work week and getting back to what is “normal”. But these last few months wasn’t just the “Holiday Season”, but it was also the “Gaming Season” as well.
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