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Videogame Roundtable Episode 525: Final Failure 16

The guys discuss EA closing servers for older games, the Red Dead Redemption controversy, Tekken 8 and Killer Instinct. The news includes: Rumor: Microsoft planning on Xbox Series X Digital Edition Square Enix’s profits drop after Final Fantasy didn’t “meet expectations” Suikoden I & II HD Remaster is still planned for 2023 release Street Fighter 6 fans hit out at $15 Teenage...

Guitar Gear Review: Exploring the Versatility and Reliability of Kahler Tremolo Systems

In the world of guitar tremolo systems, the Kahler Tremolo stands out as a long-standing and reliable option. While some suggest changing the springs in a Kahler tremolo every three years, I can personally attest to its durability, having used mine for an impressive 20 years without any issues. Recently, I encountered some minor tuning problems with my Kahler, prompting...

Videogame Roundtable Episode 524: Lost Transformers

The guys discuss Baldur's Gate 3 and Dead by Daylight, as well as other topics. This week's news items include: Rumor: Elder Scrolls 4 remake is in development Cities: Skylines 2's maps will be about 5 times as large as those of the original Hasbro says Activision has lost its Transformers games on a hard drive in its offices somewhere Baldur's Gate 3...

The Temptation of an EVH Bootleg: The Risks of Purchasing Counterfeit Guitars Online

In the world of music, the allure of owning an iconic instrument like the Eddie Van Halen Striped Series Shark Electric Guitar can be irresistible. A quick search on DHgate.com might seem like a golden ticket to guitar heaven, with their strikingly low prices on these sought-after guitars. But before you leap into the seemingly sweet deal, let's take...

Retrospection: Mega Man – The Wily Wars

Through 1994, the Mega Man franchise had seen 13 entries, all of which had landed on Nintendo hardware (there were two additional entries on DOS, but I’m not sure anyone counts those as both are quite terrible). Aside from the NES, the series had multiple entries on the Gameboy as well as a soccer themed entry on the Super...

Retrospection: Adventure Island

When most people think of the NES, they immediately think of the numerous platformers that graced the system. Games such as Super Mario Brothers, Castlevania, and Ducktales instantly come to mind. Yes, there were a variety of genres on the system, but the platformer was, in many ways, the bread and butter of the system. One series that certainly...

Nintendo Switch 2: Upgrade or Innovation

Recently, many rumors have surfaced regarding Nintendo’s next console. While I’m certain that these rumors are completely uninformed, and any correct guesses at this point are just that, guesses, it is worth taking a minute to ponder on Nintendo’s future plans and what direction those plans will go. Essentially, will Nintendo play it a bit safe and simply upgrade...

Unleashing the Full Potential: Exploring the Software Applications Companion to the Eventide Suite of Pedals

When it comes to crafting innovative and groundbreaking guitar effects pedals, Eventide stands at the forefront of the industry. And to complement their already stellar pedal suite, they offer a range of powerful software applications that take your sound sculpting capabilities to new heights. In this blog post, we'll delve into the incredible features of the H90 Control, H9...

Guitar Gear Review: DiMarzio Mirage Humbucker Set

The news of the Mirage set is something that makes me look forward to New Pickup Day. How so? It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Jake Bowen’s prior signature models. The Titan (for 6 string guitars) and the Titan 7 (for, you guessed it, 7 string guitars). The Mirage is for the 6 string players, but we can always hope for...

Enhancing Your Stage Presence: The Brilliant Solution of Luminlay Illuminated Fretboard Side Markers

Owning a vintage 1981 Ibanez Iceman has always been a source of pride for me as a guitarist. However, as the years passed, I noticed that the original light brown side markers on the brown fretboard background were gradually becoming harder to locate during live performances. Especially under dim lighting conditions on stage, this issue became more pronounced, leading...

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In my last post, I made a point of ridiculing the notion that a lack of female protagonists means that developers are sexists. Essentially,...

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