PixlBit

I hate it even more now. Fuck that game.

So we got these two consoles coming out within two weeks apart. And all I want to do is ask, can we not compare how X multiplatform game compares between the PS4 and Xbox One? I mean, it's got to the point where you can barely tell it as is and a high end PC will look better than both of them anyway. It's just not going to prompt any discussion, so while the rest of the internet goes on tangents about it, can we just keep the comparisons between current and next gen differences if we do have them so we can focus on the games themselves?

So I'm at the point where I have my Pokemon team fully figured out. You know what that means- it's time to see which guys I've been traveling around Kalos with. So here it is, my Pokemon Y team!

Gamefreak hasn't officially released images for the final starter evolutions yet. But they have sent out review copies and wouldn't you know, we have leaked images! So here is the full evolution tree for X and Y.

Hey Pixlbit. Been a while without one, busy with school, reviewing (will try to get a blog up on my recent reviews sometime soon), and other shit. But here's the games I've been playing before the double punch of Wind Waker HD and Pokemon X/Y consume my life.

Dragon Age has admittedly been my least favorite Bioware series since their shift to consoles. Not that it's a bad series (well, Origins was great at least), just that I think Knights of the Old Republic delivered a similar experience while doing a much better job in a more interesting world. That said, I am still very excited for Dragon Age 3 and am really liking that Bioware is taking their time and trying to make it a really big game. So here's what I want from the game.

Both of these Pokemon evolve from one of the game's three starters. So I have to ask you, which is the worse evolution: Quilladin or Pignite?

So last week I wrote a bit of a thing on why Fairy type Pokemon and the changes Game Freak made to accomodate it are such a big deal in the world of Pokemon. If you haven't read it, check it out now so you're up to speed So now I'll get a little more specific with how specifically some will be helped and some will be hurt by this new addition. This is only speculation, but I'm going to give a sampling of Pokemon, some who will love X and Y and some who will hate it.

I have been wanting to write this blog for a long time, ever since E3. But the problem was I did not have enough information on Pokemon X and Y's new Fairy type to actually say what kind of impact it would have on the metagame. Finally, however, we not only got a type chart for Fairy type Pokemon, but we got info on some new changes which are sure to be to accomodate for it. 

With the next console generation coming, I don't quite want to make a list of my favorite games from this gen yet when there's still games coming out. So instead I will be writing a list of games that won't change: The most influential ones. Now consoles are at their point where they'll pretty much be mastering what we already have while the new ones (hopefully) bring some new tricks. Now this isn't saying these games were good or that they even improved gaming. Just that they changed things. So don't say my top three spots suck, because that is irrelevant. What matters is what they changed.