Left 4 Dead 2 – Obsolete Gamer

J.A. Laraque 0 Comments featured, Left 4 Dead 2, let's play, pc games

Let’s Play w SweetGina: Left 4 Dead 2, Dark Carnival, Normal, Part 1

I was playing Left 4 Dead 2 with SweetGina, my girlfriend, who is not used to playing FPS games so it was pretty challenging, although we only played on normal. =P

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J.A. Laraque 1 Comment Alan Wake, BioShock 2, boarderlands, Dead island, Dead Rising, Fallout, Left 4 Dead 2, Rage, Steam, the running man, video game sale, zombieland

Steam Halloween Sale

You know what this game and Halloween had in common? This game was like going up to a really awesome looking home fully decorated with the best Halloween swag and you are given mini bibles instead of candy. Yes, the game blows that much, but for half off I guess it’s worth checking out for yourself.

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Why am I still paying for Xbox Live?

BassForce discusses why he thinks the Playstation Network Plus is better than XBox Live

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Umar Khan 1 Comment computer, counter strike, games for windows, Half-Life, Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Mac, Macintosh, OSX, pc, portal, Steam, team fortress 2, Valve, windows, Windows 7

There Are Games On Macs. It’s True!

The scenario I described does sound a bit immature but I assure you that the internet is serious business. From personal experience, playing TF2 since the Mac launch I have seen Mac and PC users alike verbally assault one another in a brutal fashion and even personally attempt to dominate the OSX or Windows lovers specifically. It has brought a new flavor to gaming online in Source games and it’s a welcome rivalry that I think many are glad to finally play a more aggressive stance in. The only downside I find in all of this is when someone asks me if they should buy a Mac I can’t say “There are no games on a Mac.” With World of Warcraft and Source’s amazing multiplayer online games that’s all you’d really need to have as a Mac user.