Just a quick view and short tutorial of the PS3's memory card adapter accessory. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNHamLfMEzs

I forgot to shut off Motion Blur on the PS4 version. The PS4 pro version is running at 1080p with Super Sampling on, setting on prioritize visuals, and is upscaled to 4K in my editing software. I just got a 4K display, so the PC version is on the ultra preset (ambient occlusion set to high), but running in DLSS Performance mode which is 1080p upscaled to 4K. So they are both upscaled 1080p in this footage. My PC is aging, so running it 4K native isn't the best option for my i7 4790, and 6 gb RTX 2060. My rig does the best it can, which is still impressive for a Del Optiplex 9020 build. It still does decent on a 10 year old i7 running in an office PC. #godofwar2018 #ps4pro #ps4 #pcgaming #pcvsconsole ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu3-fSTrg-k

OH LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING BROTHA!!!!!!!!! I miss WCW. I miss that whole period of Wrestling before it sucked. I used to be a huge wrestling fan, though I missed the Monday night wars due to not having cable growing up. Still such a great time in wrestling, gaming, and in general. WCW Mayhem was the last traditional WCW game relesed (Backstage Assault isn't traditional), and overall, it's a decent, if not flawed effort on EA's part. The game has some obvious collision detection issues, and a few other technical problems, but is solid, if not incredibly flawed overall. A strange tidbit of trivia: This was actually the first wrestling game that let you go into the backstage area of an arena. The areas are selected at random, but WWF Smackdown, and No Mercy would later use this idea. So, overall, this is an average Wrestling game with some deeper features (season mode, creat-a-wrestler, unlockable wrestlers, etc), it did ad an the innovation of going back stage that other games would later use to their benefit. Overall, I would rank this as my favorite WCW game on the PS1, and Yes, I do own WCW vs the World as well, which has a less-evolved, less-fluid playing engine than Aki's later N64 games which play much better IMO. Mayhem has the presentation and a good roster that should bring back some good nostalgia for WCW fans. #WCWMayhem #WCW #PS1 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewJ1rMyiO0o

Here are the games I played the most for the Week of 06-27-2010 My AC went out earlier this week, and in AZ, AC is a must. So I had to use a backup window unit, and didn't play much of my new expensive consoles until I fixed it. So I played a lot of N64 this week. Looks like it was another mainly FPS week for me. I usually try and get more variety. BattleTanx: Global assault (N64)- Played the multiplayer in this one. It's always fast fun, and furious. It's a blast to play (no pun intended) with friends or by yourself. Just mindless mayhem. It also has a Single player campaign which was taken out in the "sequel" (WDL: Thunder Tanks). Blood II: The Chosen (PC)- This is one I've wanted to play for a long time. I found a copy at Bookmans the other day, so I bought it. The lithtech engine seems to have trouble on more modern systems, and sometimes the game bogs down. This was, however, easier to run the Shogo was. Overall, it's not the greatest FPS ever (though some fans would disagree), but it's pretty good. I'm happy with my purchase so far. Some day I'll have to get the original as well. Sorry for the loud volume. the free fraps I have doesn't record the sound. Disruptor (PS1)- This is another Bookmans purchase. This comes from Insomniac games, and is a pretty good old school FPS game. You get special abilities throughout the game called psionics that gives you new attacks, or healing abilities. It's an interesting twist on the tried and true formula. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64)- Once again, I've never been particular fond of this game. I know it's a good game, but I was an avid fan of LTTP (easily the best game in the series, and one of my favorite games of all time), and just felt let down by OOT. It just didn't feel like a 3D Zelda to me. I could go into it further. Just don't quote review scores to me trying to convince me why it's teh greatist gam eva. I've played thorough it multiple times, and it's growing on me more as a game. I'm actually playing the N64 version which I recently bought with intent to re-sell. I've already got the Collectors Disk on the Gamecube anyways. Perfect Dark (N64)- I played a little SP, but mainly played the multiplayer. Now that I look back, I have to be honest, Perfect Dark is extremely overrated. I loved it at the time, and still find it to be a good game, but even for it's time, it wasn't the greatest FPS game of all time. Sure it added bots over Goldeneye's (and GE is my favorite N64 game, and deserves credit for what it did for console FPS games, but it too is overrated) MP, but games like Unreal on the PC already had them long before. Then it's MP while fun for it's time, is extremely choppy. Being a console-only gamer at the time, I though it was great, but in the big pictur ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-xkqmI5eCQ