FF Game Night

Ori And The Blind Forest, what a wonderful and beautiful game. Playing this game reminded me of the best part of a few other games: from  the jumpin g mechanics  cl assic side-scrollers , to the upgrades that unlock areas you can see but can't quite get to like Zelda and Darksiders, to the deeply moving story and themes like The Last of Us. It was truly a pleasure and one of my favorite platform games for the Xbox One! From the moment the game starts, you can see that there are no spoken words in the game. Much of the story that is told is done so from a visual or audio perspective. There are also text boxes when needed.  The different areas of this game are just stunning to see and play through. But even as great as it is, the sounds may even be better. The music is nothing short of fabulous, and very moving. It fits the situation whatever is going on in the game, whether it is sad, exciting, or scary. It's actually so good I have listened to it occasionall...

Introduction  My background  In 2014, I was given money for a computer game from my parents. At first, I chose Titanfall, as I loved the run and gun mechanics, as well as the parkour and titans. But after realizing that the old laptop I was using didn't have enough USB ports to plug a mouse and external HDD into, I decided to take the game back, and get a smaller game that didn't need the external HDD. I looked up and down the aisle until I found Skyrim Legendary Edition. I purchased the game, and have loved it since. To this date, I have logged almost 500 hours into the game, and I plan to expand upon that. Skyrim Tips and Tricks Synopsis  This tips and tricks series will be me sharing my experience with the game, and how you can get ahead in some areas that you maybe didn't know before. I'll be teaching you things from how to get level 100 conjuring in under an hour, to getting loot from a secret chest that can only be found by glitching the game. So sit back...