Saturday Morning Gaming

Playing video games is one of the best experiences you can have in life and just like reading a book it allows you to enter and explore fantastic open worlds but many good things in life aren't free unfortunately and while not entirely free video games are cheaper then ever and this leads us to ask is gaming a cheap hobby to have? Can someone who has never played a video game start playing video games at a low entry cost in comparison to other hobbies he might be interested in starting for example scuba diving, mountain climbing  or traveling?  The birth of the Steam market was the birth of a new era and it would became associated with gaming as much as Nintendo or PlayStation. With it's huge sales no longer would gaming be considered expensive. Gamers, kids, and adults alike in countries were pirating games was the norm would suddenly have an affordable option at their fingertips to experience what the western world had known for a while. The experience of being able to downl...

  We have all had bad experiences related to video games even while for many of us video games are our favorite hobby and we are mighty passionate and vocal about this  being the case. We've been tricked or taken advantage of by companies who only saw the dollar signs in front of their eyes and not the end effect on the consumer. But gamers aren't dumb and we know when we are taken advantage off. Here are ten worst things in the world of gaming in 2020.  10. Parents who think video games are a waste of time and remind us of this every time they can. 9. Unfinished Games That Are Abandoned After The Developer  Has Already Made That Sweet Sweet Money. 8. Paid DLC And Content That Should Have Been Free. 7. Advertisements in Games We Have Already Paid For. 6. When Hackers And Cheaters Are A Thing In Multiplayer Games. 5. Glitches That Have Been Around Since The Game Launched And Are Still An Issue. 4.When Playing Multiplayer Games That Require Communication And Your Teamm...

What is a video game backlog? How do i get rid of my video game backlog? How do i tackle my Steam library backlog? These are all questions you might ask yourself if you have a list of games that you want to play but haven't gotten to or played due to a variety of reasons and they are now sitting there collecting dust physically or in your elibrary. It might be your booming Steam library or it could be a vast quantity of Xbox games that you have sitting on your shelf. Today most of us have our gaming libraries spread out across multiple gaming platform's and this makes it even more difficult to pick out a game to play and actually finish it. In fact actually finishing a game has in itself become a huge problem for me and it makes getting through my backlog even more difficult. However there are steps i've taken that have helped me get through a lot of my unplayed games and I would like to share these with you. What steps can you take to tackle that video game backlog ...

You might have heard of Steam, it's the king of PC gaming of coarse. It has the cream of the crop in terms of amazing titles that you can access through its library. Indies that you can only find here. AAA's that are exclusive only on Steam and we can't forget Valve which is the parent company of Steam own's games including Counter Strike Global Offensive and Dota as well as the Half Life series of games.  It's ubiquitous with gaming in 2019 and until the flare up with the Epic Games Store; the owners of Fortnite we would have thought there was nobody really trying to fight them.  What put Epic on the spotlight in the pc gaming world was it's method of trying to overtake Steam and steal it's customers and it's developers.  Steam has for a long time maintained dominance and in doing so has gathered millions of loyal customers. 90 million monthly active users as of April 2019. Also as of April Steam crossed the line to 1 billion registered account...