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I've been playing videogames forever, but when I first heard about Let's Play a couple years ago, I knew I'd get to doing them someday. Time passed, computers were upgraded, and now here we are. While I've got a special preference for Horror/Survival horror games, I'm pretty open to playing or even LPing most games (unless it's something super boring to watch, like Forza or something). Got something to say? Feel free, I enjoy hearing from you guys, even if it's just more request for Amnesia (some day).

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Just a weird little bug that started cropping up in Day Z post 1.5.8.2 patch. Players who were getting disconnected were leaving behind physical copies of themselves, with no name and mostly no loot. Some of them were even going through movement routines, likely whatever the player did last before losing connection. They're creepy as fuck, but they make good bait for unsuspecting players/bandits. DayZ Mod "Ghosts"...
Hello, and welcome to the first episode of my Metro 2033 Let's Play. This isn't a blind run, as Metro is a game that I am pretty fond of, as well as the book it's based on. Instead, I'll be doing my best to show off as much of the color and detail of the metro stations and the dead city as I can over the course of the game. In this episode of Let's Play Metro 2033, I go through both segments of the prologue. We get a glimpse of things to come, and a reason to set off on our first journey away from Artyom's home station of Exhibition (or VDNKh for those who read the novel). Let's Play Metro...
[Released February 14, 2012] On this episode of First Impressions, I take a look at the haunting narrative-focused Dear Esther. This is the retail remake of the original Source engine mod, redone in its own new engine by thechineseroom. In Dear Esther the player takes on the role of a man washed up on a bleak, deserted Hebridean (islands west of Scotland) island. As you traverse the island, you are given semi-randomized narrative fragments that collectively tell the tale of the island and it's people. However, because these fragments are not always the same, no two playthroughs will deliver the same exact story. The game is an interesting exploration into a still interactive but heavily narrative driven direction for gaming. There are no monsters or even other people to block your path, nothing but time and choice preventing the player from seeing what there is to see. As a side note, the irritating hissing my mic continues to generate has finally driven me to replace the soundcard that broke, so expect a bump in audio quality in the near future. (Hopefully by then I'll be starting my next proper LP). First Impressions...
[Released May 1, 2012] On this episode of First Impressions, I take a look a the 2012 remake of the 2005 tactical stealth/sniper game set in WW2, Sniper Elite V2. In the game you are an American OSS Sniper deployed to Berlin during the last days of the fall of Nazi Germany, in order to secure German scientists involved with the creation of the V2 rockets. The actual game-play revolves around sneaking around areas of ruined Berlin to take out various Nazi and Soviet officers, both to prevent the Russians from obtaining the scientists and their work, and to retrieve intel from the Nazi's on the locations of the scientists. You spend much of the time patiently crawling around to set up traps (something I'm evidently terrible at) and getting into an ideal sniping position. One of the games neater little features in a bullet cam that follows your better shots, culminating in a brutal display of what exactly your bullet is doing to your targets anatomy. Overall, it's an interesting game that asks you to be stealthy but doesn't overly penalize you for failing to do so. First Impressions...
[Released December 2009] On this episode of First Impressions, I take a look at the indie point-and-click horror adventure game Dark Fall Lost Souls, the third game in a series. The game focuses around the previous disappearance of a little girl, and you play as The Inspector, who tampered with evidence in her case. You explore locations from the first Dark Fall game, mostly the decrepit Dowertow Train Station and Dowerton Hotel. The controls are fairly simplistic, forcing you to click to even look up or down, or turn around. First Impressions...
[Released September 28, 2010] On this episode of First Impressions, I take a look at the recent third person shooter reboot of the tactical Front Mission series, Front Mission Evolved. The game's only real tie to previous entries in the series is the focus on Wanzers, the Japanese-style bipedal humanoid mechs. However, the transition from grid-based tactical strategy to third-person mech combat seems to have been a rough one. While the mechs themselves control fairly well and are even surprisingly mobile at times, the environments are bland and lacking in any sort of tactical options. You are basically pushed down a linear path into a series of confrontations without much choice. Mech customization, one of the most important parts of a mech game, seems to be fairly lacking, and not nearly deep enough to be particularly interesting. Overall I'd say there are plenty of better options for mech games, like any of the Armored Core games. First Impressions...
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First Impressions On: Dear Esther

[Released February 14, 2012] On this episode of First Impressions, I take a look at the haunting narrative-focused Dear Esther. This is the retail remake of the original Source engine mod, redone in its own new engine by thechineseroom. In Dear Esther the player takes on the role of a man washed...

EVERYBODY WALK THE DINOSAUR

Guy who discovered this: www.youtube.com/NegroTed

The Days Ahead - Part 1 - Welcome to New Chernarus

This is the first part of a series of videos I will be doing using the (still in development) Arma 2 mod DayZ, a persistent world zombie modification. If they ever get a proper website up and running I'll definitely edit it into the description of this video. Having just finished being given a...

Banned 90s LUNCHABLEZ commercial

Download the track here: Mike Diva feat. Josh Harraway, Diz, and Derrick Oliver- Lunchables (ham and cheese). http://www.vladypus.com/vyncentflaw/mikediva_feat_dizderrickandjosh.mp3 Directed and edited by: Mike Diva produced by: Derrick Oliver DP: Jan Michael Losada Gaffer: Christian Alexander...