Scanline Media Let’s Plays Undertale – Part 4
Snowed in at Grillby’s, our team faces such incredible challenges as fries, ketchup… and skeletons!
Monthly Archives: November 2015
Johnny Talks: Flywrench
So I was going to write an article about Flywrench and why I think it’s one of the coolest games of the year, but somehow it turned into a video instead. Here’s that video! Enjoy!
Scanline Media Let’s Plays Undertale – Part 3
Johnny and Colin encounter snow, skeletons, and doggies!
Scanline Media Let’s Plays Undertale – Part 2
Tragedy befalls as we leave the ruins and face new puzzly traps
Scanline Media Let’s Plays Undertale – Part 1
Johnny has been planning this let’s play since the moment Undertale launched, and now everyone else has beaten us to the punch. So like any reasonable person would do… he roped in Colin to record a let’s play anyway. Please enjoy.
An Introduction To StarCraft 2
StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void is out! Johnny doesn’t have Legacy of the Void, so we can’t show off the new stuff there. What we can do is show you the basics of how the game works and what you do when playing it! Johnny used to be a gold league player when Wings …
Game of the Generation: 360, PS3, and Wii (Part Two)
Our Game of the Generation discussion rages on, and eventually concludes. From our original sixty-six, we do, eventually, manage to make one winner, and nine runners up. Johnny swears, Jen sighs, Colin snarls, and in the end, we are exhausted. You will be too. Enjoy the second half of our discussion. http://archive.org/download/GOG72/GOG7_2.mp3Podcast: Play …
Game of the Generation: 360, PS3, and Wii (Part One)
The Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii are all wrapped and done. Sure, a few triple A games will still release on those platforms in addition to their more capable PS4/Xone versions, but developers and players alike are moving on. What better way to put a bow on the generation than figuring out what the …
GamerGate’s Foul Terrorism
When word got out about the attacks on Paris last week, most of us were thrown into a state of shock. It sits on a level of tragedy so steep that it threw us into an all-encompassing period of disbelief, mourning, and desire to find some shelter. Deep down, I knew it was only a …