View my Game of the Year selections for 2008. A bit late, yes, I know… but better late than never!
Watch as Fable 2, Fallout 3, Left 4 Dead, Sins of a Solar Empire, Call of Duty: World at War, and many other top caliber games compete for one of the top 10 spots on this year’s list!
Please give me your comments and feedback on my selections.
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I feel like I’ve gotten behind in my game reviews. I’m going to spend this week doing one review per day. These will be mini-reviews, mind you, with the length of 3-5 paragraphs, a few scattered screenshots, and such.
Here’s the schedule:
| Sunday | Call of Duty: World at War (360) |
| Monday | Fallout 3 (PC) |
| Tuesday | Spore (PC) |
| Wednesday | Left 4 Dead (PC & 360) |
| Thursday | Fable 2 (360) |
| Friday | Red Alert 3 (PC) |
| Saturday | Grand Theft Auto IV (360) |
I fully except not to get all the reviews on time. However, I’ll do my best to keep within this time table.
I’m also playing through Crysis: Warhead, Need for Speed Undercover, Far Cry 2, the Penny Arcade game, and Burnout Paradise.
I also could write a review on Assassin’s Creed, World in Conflict, The Witcher, Frontlines: Fuels of War, and others.but I’ll put those off, for now. Maybe next week? Who knows!
At the end of the week, I also hope to post my 2008 Game of the Year picks.
I’m a pretty big fan of Oblivion. I loved Morrowind, and Oblivion seemed to be a pretty big improvement. The more I play Oblivion, though, the more I see areas in which I’d love to see improved. Graphics are nice, but what about the style? Sound is good, but is lacking in voice acting. Do you agree? Read this article on areas I think could use some improvement, and I’d love to see in other games as well as the next Elder Scrolls game.
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In Part 2, we look into Google’s organizational tools for any professional or personal projects you are working on. From their online spreadsheets and documents, to calendar, and more, we go over their uses and features that are of much benefit to you.
As always, the best way to learn about Google is to explore yourself. The second best way is to read this guide!
Personal & Professional Organizational Tools
Google. 10 years ago, barely a soul could claim to know this name. Since then Google has turned into a powerhouse for web searches. Google has continued to evolve and establish itself in many services and provides many uses. Though you may only think of Gmail and Google Search, they are offering dozens of new useful tools that you should perhaps take a look through.
This guide will provide some details into Google’s uses, services, and customizations. Google is an incredibly powerful tool that many people don’t seem to fully grasp, or take the time to explore it’s rich features. So, I’ll take the time and try to outline some of it’s more useful features in this 4 part guide.