The Legend of Zelda 2014 Calendar
WWE 2K14 Strategy Guide (Book)
Cary’s “Best Games of the Year 2013 Awards Show!”
As I always like to do this time of the year, here’s a list of my most favorite games of 2013. Now, keep in mind that this list is my personal preferences ONLY. No outside influences or voters, just my opinion. Plus, I can’t play ALL the games out there, so if your favorites are missing, don’t be too mad at me! I can only do so much. OK, with that out of the way, let’s take a look at the winners!
Pokemon Visual Companion (Book)
If you’re a big fan of the long-running Pokemon anime, and you want to be the very best, the best that ever was, then you’ve got to check out this new hardcover book. It covers everything you ever wanted to know about the characters, Pokemon, battles, and adventures in the book’s more than 200 pages! Now, keep in mind that this book is just about the anime cartoon show. It doesn’t have anything about the games in it. But it’s still a high quality piece of work, so let’s take a look inside!
The Xbox 360 Sure is Nifty! Part Two: Disc-Based Games
Everyone is all excited about the new consoles like the Xbox One, but I don’t want to forget about the great game system that came before it: the 360. Last time on my blog, we looked at my favorite Xbox LIVE downloadable titles. For part two, we’ll go through my favorite disc-based games. Keep in mind that if a game is missing from my list, it may be because it was on my PS3 blog. Or I just didn’t play it. Only games I played will make this blog. OK let’s get started!
The Xbox 360 Sure is Nifty! Part One: Xbox LIVE Downloadables
National StreetPass Weekend 2013
Nintendo has claimed that next weekend is National StreetPass Weekend. On Saturday, December 14, they’ll be mixing up Nintendo Zones so that if you pass one while you have your 3DS on, you can get StreetPass hits from different regions! To take advantage of this event, the North Dallas/Plano, TX StreetPass meetup group will have a get together at the same GameStop next Saturday at the same time as always. For more information, click here.
Unplugged: Holiday Guide 2013
It’s time once again for me to preach to the masses to encourage more face-to-face time together. Last year’s run-down of recommended boardgames was a great success. Here again are some great examples of boardgames to get you and your family gaming. You might not find all these titles at your local mega-mart but many can be found online or in a friendly local game store. Those new to the world of boardgaming may find a bit of a sticker shock as some games are pricier than new release video games, but good boardgames will provide many more hours of entertainment than most video games. Boardgames are also relatively timeless so they can be pulled out years from now and provide the same level of enjoyment. In that vein, feel free to delve into some past year’s guides for 2010 , 2009, and 2008. For each game I’ve provided the number of players, retail price, and expected time for one game. Note that often these games can be found for 20-30% less than the MSRP.






