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| Member Since: | October 13, 2007 |
| Bio: | When I was a baby, my parents owned an Intellivision. When I was old enough to sit up on my own, my dad would give me the controller to play with, and I suppose that’s where my love for video games all began. I went to college, graduated, got my B.A. and now I’m here. I wrote for my college newspaper and CAD Media. I’ve also contributed pieces to Cerise Magazine and Ripten. You can also see things I’ve written at Siliconera. |
| Location: | Chicago |
| Birthday: | November 2, 1982 |
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- Warhammer Online’s free trial now endless [Gamertell]
- Black Friday 2009: Half Price Books promotions [Gamertell]
- Black Friday 2009: Kmart’s sale offerings [Gamertell]
- Gamertell Review: Half-Minute Hero for PSP [Gamertell]
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- RE: Swag of the Day: Wooden crate of SqueeBalls [Gamertell]
How adorable!
- RE: Gamertell Quick Review: Mabinogi [Gamertell]
@ Daenon: Yes, it does run on Vista. I have Vista Home Premium and it has been running perfectly on my computer since the game launched. Perhaps there is a firewall or an antivirus issue?
- RE: Gamertell Review: Ju-On: The Grudge for Wii [Gamertell]
@ Jessi - Don't bother renting it. I got it and I'll bring it along next time we hang out! :D
- RE: Gamertell Review: Ju-On: The Grudge for Wii [Gamertell]
You should have mentioned how bland the second player "scares" really are. Ooooh.... blood drops suddenly appear on the screen or ghostly hands appearing to play peek-a-boo. That's frightening.
- RE: Stepping Up: Game suggestions for Facebook users ready to play console or handheld games [Gamertell]
@ underdark - True, but hopefully seeing the parallels between the games above could help get them a little more interested in full games. It's funny. My mom actually joined Facebook so she could play FarmTown, and now I've convinced her to try Harvest Moon by telling her it was like FarmTown but without having to wait days for crops to grow.
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