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Wednesday it was lunch break 12:35 pm, I just had my lunch and there’s time left before 1 pm so I decided to play Symphony of the Night on my phone which I “bought” from the AppStore. When a female coworker approached me and tell that why am I wasting my time playing. I didn’t answer her, not because I had no valid argument at that point but I took my prerogative not to engage in a banter with her knowing that she wouldn’t or even try to understand what I’m about to tell her. Sad thing is...

Hey... that's not a Dreamcast... While playing around lately with my old 360, it sparked a wave of memories and nostalgia, not for the games or the System.... but for the reason I even have it. This is a rather short one, and no real pictures I can post with it. Just a fond memory. I remember that day really well. My grandfather asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I didn’t have to beg or plead, but I had told him a few times not to worry about it. But he just asked anyway, and I knew...

The forest... Birthplace and grave of both creatures and emotions. How did you meet your best friend? I met mine the only way I could have: by ditching the group during school-sponsored camping trip and heading straight for the treeline, getting deeper and deeper into the endless green while the rest of the class pressed on, their voices growing thinner and more distant as the invisible axis of the trail separated us all with every step I took on the opposite direction, finally only...

Most Extreme Challenge. Most of us older folk remember at least seeing it advertised on TV or while flipping channels, but how many of you here at RGT actually took the time to sit down, watch MXC and proceed to laugh raucously as you watch contestants step up and either fail hilariously or nimbly succeed getting through some of the most extravagant and bizarre obstacle courses of its time? The two hosts were Takeshi Kitano, the owner of the castle who must defend it's walls, and Hayato...

We all know the memes: No games, giant enemy crab, the PS3 grill, Chad Warden, etc. For gamers of my vintage, these punchlines have been embedded into our minds like insects in amber. Sony's hubris leading up to the PlayStation 3 was staggering. And hell, why not gloat a little? The PlayStation 2 was an unprecedented success, dwarfing the previous unprecedented success of its predecessor. On the handheld front, the PlayStation Portable was the closest we had seen to portable console-quality...