
Pryzm: The Review: Part 1.
It’s hot troll-on-unicorn action as Karrock and Pryzm take on the plague of corruption infecting their world.

It’s hot troll-on-unicorn action as Karrock and Pryzm take on the plague of corruption infecting their world.

Hey, I finished another game! I hope this doesn’t become some kind of trend. I had a lot of fun with it.

I finish Guild Wars 2’s Janthir Wilds prologue, revisit Champions: Return to Arms with a PS4 controller, and make progress on my LEGO Thunderjaw build.

And also that entire day playing Malifaux…

In Champions of Norrath, you’re tasked with single-handedly killing the God of Hate. Now they want you to kill the God of War in the sequel. Firiona and her crew are really pretty useless, aren’t they?

Mad Maestro is a PS2 classical music rhythm game. Why would you need a PS3 to play it?

I promised myself I would work through my PS2 game backlog by playing every game at least a couple hours. First up: Star Trek Conquest.

The latest updates to the PCSX2 PlayStation 2 emulator have done amazing things for its convenience and compatibility.

So, there, it’s done. 62 hours and 22 minutes from the start to the end of the game, LucasArt’s near forgotten cinematic tactical strategy gladiatorial combat RPG defied all my expectations. The last time I blogged about Gladius, I’d just left Imperia for the Windward Steppes. That gave us the last group member, Eiji, an archer, who was more than she first appeared. But who didn’t know that? Continuing on to the Southern Expanse brought us a cutscene where one of the many evil villains dogging our steps said she would be sending someone to us who would bring us right to her, followed by a new character joining us immediately afterward. ...

After adding another hero and a minotaur to their motley crew, the Viking twins conquer the fighting pits of Imperia and set their sights windward. I just spent an hour writing a shell script to take the PNG files that PCSX2 generates for screenshots into resized, blog-friendly JPG files. I do and do and do for you all :-) (…and now I just rewrote it in Python) (…and now I asked GitHub Copilot to rewrite it for me, which it did.) (and now I just rearranged my Github folders). ...