I made mention in a previous post that gaming is becoming a hobby for the elite as the rising costs of games is quickly eliminating the broke and less wealthy gamers out of the picture; however, that was not to say that there is no hope

A while ago, I was drawn in to the allure of the Dave Ramsey and his financial. Now a Dave Ramsey budget isn’t really that dissimilar to any other budget, but it got me thinking about how I could have a balanced budget, but still be able to play all the video games that I want to play. I’m happy to say that gaming on a budget, almost any budget, is possible and I’ve detailed the process for your learning pleasure. Read more …

Since this absolute marvel of a game has been out for over a week now, I think it’s high time I tear myself away from the mesmerizing glow of my TV and the melodious hum of my Xbox to offer my opinion of the game as if you care to hear it. As I already said, the game is nothing short of epic enjoyment made immortalized into a very fragile disc. I guess the disc isn’t really that immortal, but you get my point. Skyrim, the sequel to 2006′s ever so popular Oblivion, has us delving through countless caves and ancient ruins for treasure and glory, scaling mountains that scrape the heavens just to say we conquered them, and slaying enough dragons to make us “feel like an unstoppable God-King made flesh.” But through all this wonderment and awe that seems to keep us nerds gawking at our screens, is this game really the one game to rule them all? Read more …