Exuding Geekiness since 1984

Phew! It's been a while since I posted on here. No, I have not forgotten about this blog, and yes, I'm still writing on it because it's fun. WoW has kinda taken over my free time to be honest (No, I don't have a problem, lol) and also just life in general has been a roller coaster, specially these past couple of weeks. But now I find myself having a bit of more time, so I'm here 😁. As many by now know realize that I am a Geek, but I'm also a parent. And even though I've come to terms and acceptance with my geekiness, that doesn't mean that my daughter has to be one as well. But, as all parents do, I like to share with her things that I think she might enjoy. We (the Mr. and I) got her into WoW, because she developed a genuine curiosity for it. I didn't coarse her or influence her into it. She also has her own little niches, like Minecraft, Undertale, etc. But most importantly, we let her make her own choice when it comes to what she likes and wh...

Hello kiddies! I had recently noticed that although I had brought to you guys news about upcoming films, premiers, etc. I hadn't exactly branched out and mainly have gotten stuck in one area of our community. That is NOT what I want to do. I most definitely enjoy bringing you guys news about upcoming films and whatnot, but there is so much more to explore. So, yesterday I was thinking about a new subject area that I could possibly write about and I came across table top gaming. As most of you know there are a lot of types of 'gamers,' there are the MMO-RPG enthusiasts (WoW, Arcane Legends, League of Legends, etc), let us not forget the console users, like XBOX, Playstation, Old school cartridge gamers (Sega, Nintendo, etc), and although there is absolutely nothing wrong with either, my absolute favorite type of gaming is known as table top.  Now, for those newbies out there, what is table top? Well we all enjoyed board games when we were young, Monopoly ...

Yesterday was a sad day for the gaming world because it lost a giant: Satoru Iwata died at the age of 55...  Rest in Peace... and thank you for being an integral part of countless of lives through Nintendo and the games that made our childhoods so special! You will truly be missed, and his legacy will live on. Here's an article from CNN detailing this tragic news: http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/13/world/nintendo-ceo/ The outpouring of tributes over flooded the internet (all over). I'm grief stricken and due to the nature of the article, Out of respect, I will make no further comment regarding Mr. Iwata's passing. Side Note: Sorry, I'm posting this today, but my computer had been acting up and was not able to post until a few minutes ago.   ** DISCLAIMER ** The opinions of this blog are made under Copyright Act of 1976, 17, U.S.C.  § 107. All trademark property, logos, icons, names, etc., belong to CNN, Nintendo and affiliates.