I'd have to be pretty stubborn not to give Game of the Week to Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. On 3 systems it is the only game being released this week, and on the 4th its only competition is a game called Purr Pals.
If you run a website long enough, eventually you'll reach a point where you can't imagine it without certain people. Danjo neatly fits into that catagory, being someone who always seems to be around when I'm playing games online. If games were like Cheers, everyone would yell his name when he logs onto the server.
“Some men give up their designs when they have almost reached the goal; While others, on the contrary, obtain a victory by exerting, at the last moment, more vigorous efforts than ever before.” -- Herodotus
Floribular makes me wonder if people will ever stop coming up with new grid-based, match-3 casual games. Is there any limit to the number of potential variations on the theme that spawned Bejeweled?
I love Disney. Not the company, which is increasingly reaching to foul and loathesome depths in its push to get marketoys into the hands of little girls. Not even the man, though obviously he was a person to respect.
In the last few years, an increasing amount of my time has been dominated by three completely independent activities:
1: Entirely sedentary work (in which I am lucky to include gaming)
2: Time with my family (often outdoors)
3: Extremely aggressive exercise
This trifecta has, with the emergence of the Platinum Age of Gaming (which started with the launch of the Wii and continues to this day), beco