I remember when Out of this World (I am in the United States) came out. It had amazing aesthetics; it was simply amazing looking and unique. Then I got home with my rental copy and realized this was not my type of game. For those that were stuck in the 8-Bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) era it was probably a long time staring at this amazing looking game and longingly wanting to play it. Now you can, well, sort of.

Watch on 3SpeakThis is a custom video I created using 3D software to see if I could do it. This is a transition video featuring my OC, Ice Billy, with a custom 3Speak logo cloth falling over it.Commissions are open if you need something unique created. Just reach out and let's talk.

Watch on 3SpeakSometimes when playing games like Fortnite you just have to recognize, accept, that you are not going to take the crown.That happened to me here. At least two times I took out opponents wielding light sabers but I had a rifle (one up close and personal, another from a distance). It was not enough though as I found myself in a bad situation at the end.

Watch on 3SpeakFans of the Killing Floor franchise get ready because Killing Floor 3 is finally set to release this summer.Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam and Epic Game Store. Sorry Nintendo Switch owners, no luck for y'all.

Who remembers the 3DO console? Probably not many reading this. It was released a few years before the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The 3DO was also the first CD only based gaming console (Halcyon and LaserActive were both laser disc based). Being first doesn’t mean the best though. Anyhow, on the 3DO there were few actual “games” as console gamers understood them at the time. One that stood out was Gex by Crystal Dynamics, later part of Eidos and more companies due to mergers and buyouts. Well, Gex survived the failed 3DO console, dodged the Atari Jaguar and landed on the more popular platforms PlayStation, Saturn, and Nintendo 64 with at least one game (Sony won with 3 Gex games).

Recently Nintendo began e-mailing an amended User Agreement policy. The wording of one part of the changes is concerning for fans that may want to use their Nintendo Switch 2 in “not so approved” manners. It is your hardware after all, right? Well, maybe not.