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Blog Herding: Community Edition 12/18/14
Have a happy and safe holiday season full of cheer (and good games). The year is nearly over and there's only one more episode of Blog Herding left in 2014. Enjoy this week's collection of blog's submitted by the community.
Blog Herding Stats:
Period Reviewed: December 08 – December 14, 2014
Number of User
Blogs: 46
Number of User
Bloggers: 29
Number of User
Blogs Herded: 6
Community Blogs:
Six
Games I Enjoyed At The PlayStation Experience
Fans attending the Sony
Experience were super excited with everything they got to witness. Our very own
xghost777 was there and was kind enough to share his experience with the community.
Sonic
Boom TV Show Review – Unobliterateable
Sonic Boom might be the
current hot topic for creating video games memes, and Mray901 briefly discusses
that, but he also takes a look at the CGI-animated television series of the
same name.
My
Top 5 Most Underrated And Overlooked Video Games Of All Time
TonberryKing128's post on
underrated and overlooked games sparked quite a few responses from the
community in one of the most popular pieces of the week. Check it out and leave
a comment.
Fireside
Chat: The Mega Man Series
MightyMagikarp kicks off a new
blog series where he sits down with another member of the community to chat
about anything and everything related to video games. This episode explores the
Mega Man series.
What
Would Have Stole the Show Had I Not Missed it.
TimSedai missed coverage of
The Witness at the Playstation Experience, but managed
to catch it after the fact. He shares his thoughts on one of his most
anticipated games.
PC
Gaming Intimidates Me
Rebekah loves gaming in all of
its various forms but admits she is a bit intimidated when she considers
exchanging the console and controller for a keyboard, mouse, and PC.
Community Reviews:
Transistor
Review
The brilliant minds behind
Braid released an equally mesmerizing game earlier this year called Transistor. Happydude633 posted an exceptional review praising the game's graphics and gameplay.
Mending
The Divide
Dragon Age: Inquisition is a fan-favorite Game of the Year contender and this detailed analysis from Orochisama
LEVON, Spectre illustrates why so many gamers are enjoying the game.
Virtue's
Last Reward Review: Welcome To My Kingdom
It's been a while since we've
heard from Skyforger until now. Check out his exceptional review of Virtues
Last Reward, a Japanese visual novel adventure video game for the 3DS and Vita.
Don't forget to send your feedback, recommendations, and community events in to my personal Game Informer account located here to ensure this feature continues to provide the content you're eager to read.
Happy Blogging!
Your friendly neighborhood blogging community (12/08/14
– 12/14/14):
Arkayde (2);
Captain Planet; Caudex; Christopher A. Franklin; Coach Mo; CodeNameCrono;
Doctor Apozem; happydude633; JackGlasken (2); Jonathan Harrison; Katzenbalger;
Matastig; MightyMagikarp; Mray901; rebekah; Richard; Skyforger; StonedMagician;
SWAD42; The Destroyer (7); TheAnimeGamer (3); thegodofwine7; Theora Craft;
TimSedai; TonberryKing128; tstitan, GIO King of Smash (2); Tubbier CJ;
xghost777; and yours truly...Saint.
Video Game Quote of the Week From Twitter:
"Every videogame needs more adorable pirates.
With giant anchors. I DEMAND IT." @AdamOwenFTW
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