Matt’s Top 5 Games of 2014

Posted by Matt Eades on Jan 2, 2015 in Featured, Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Matt’s Top 5 Games of 2014

At last, the REAL best games of 2014 get some recognition.

Matt’s PokéJournal 1

Posted by Matt Eades on Feb 14, 2013 in Featured, Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Matt’s PokéJournal 1

THE TIME FOR PLAYING POKEMON GAMES AND WRITING ABOUT PLAYING POKEMON GAMES IS NOW!

Eades’s Top Games of 2012

Posted by Matt Eades on Jan 13, 2013 in Featured, Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Eades’s Top Games of 2012

There were a lot of ups in 2012. A lot of great games that were exactly as awesome as expected. But hot damn were there also a lot of downs.

Skyrim Dragonborn DLC Trailer

Posted by Matt Eades on Nov 6, 2012 in Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Skyrim Dragonborn DLC Trailer

YOU GET TO FLY A DRAGON YOU GET TO FLY A DRAGON YOU GET TO FLY A DRAGON

WarZ Gameplay Footage

Posted by Matt Eades on Sep 3, 2012 in Matt's Mind | Comments Off on WarZ Gameplay Footage

With the brokenness of DayZ behind me, I’ve been eagerly awaiting any tidbit of news concerning the upcoming MMO WarZ. Consider my lust for brains sated; this gameplay video gave me all the information I need to firmly place myself in camp WarZ.

Diablo 3 Adds 100 Levels of Paragon

Posted by Matt Eades on Aug 20, 2012 in Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Diablo 3 Adds 100 Levels of Paragon

After playing, enjoying, and finally being finished with Diablo 3, Blizzard has decided to turn the end-game on its head and add another 100 levels of character progression. Not sure if want…

The Zombie WarZ

Posted by Matt Eades on Aug 8, 2012 in Matt's Mind | Comments Off on The Zombie WarZ

DayZ, WarZ and now the official, standalone DayZ game… All of them shambling towards us within the next year. What is a poor zombie hunter to do?

Blizzard Admits Diablo 3 Isn’t Sustainable

Posted by Matt Eades on Jul 6, 2012 in Matt's Mind | Comments Off on Blizzard Admits Diablo 3 Isn’t Sustainable

While Diablo 3 has an end-game that certainly involves more than its predecessor, Blizzard admits it still isn’t enough to keep today’s players engaged.