DRAMATical MUGS — An Inkgarden Review

This is actually a very special (and exciting!) review, because I've been aching to do something creative for the longest time. I'm happy to say that with my friend's help, we were able to create some amazing mugs and printed them using InkGarden. We looked around for a few hours (two or three) for a proper place to customize mugs. The unfortunate thing is that we were looking for two-tone mugs, but we couldn't find places that would print two tone mugs for a good price without being wholesale. We settled for plain white, and the result was absolutely spectacular.

Gamers, Let's Have... The Talk

[!] UPDATE 06.01.2015 [!] Sorry this post disappeared for my Blogspot readers. (I got one email about it being inaccessible from the RSS feed, so kudos on you, my one RSS reader, for even seeing that.) For those of you who came from the PS Insider site, welcome! I'm the writer that was featured there, and this is the original post. For everyone else, please enjoy this revival with some new additions/commentary from the PSI forums.

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There's something that's been on my mind for a while. I get reminded of it every so often when I pick up a magazine or when I watch a video. What brought this topic to my mind this time around was something I saw on YouTube. It brings up a great and very basic question: why do/ gamers hate easy modes?

Before I get into deep thought, let me first apologise for however long this post ends up being. Whenever I think about this, I usually feel that's my only chance to yell into a void. I'm usually, quite literally, muttering out loud to myself, but thankfully, now I have a platform where I can talk out loud with a few more ears nearby. So, let me use this time to reflect on this mode and where I stand reflect. I'm sure you can already guess, but allow me a chance to explain regardless.