So recently, a former Sony executive called for the return to the 12-15 hour game, citing the ability to finish more games, and a better discipline to editing – similar to a piece of literature or a movie. He also referenced the production costs of larger games and that continuing the rise
Before we begin, I have to explain that I’m in the beginning of an epic battle. Think of me as Link – naked ripped cel-shaded Link in Breath of the Wild. I just ran out of the Temple of Resurrection. You see Hyrule is Youtube. And that bastard algorithm is Calamity Ganon.
There’s a vivid memory that always pops into my head whenever I think about how much music has influenced my life. I was in elementary school and had dug out a toy piano from when I was a toddler. I fiddled around with it and taught myself how to play some basic
So when the iPhone 11 came out, I jumped right on that. I picked up the 11 Pro Max and it’s great, best phone ever, yadda yadda. This was around the time my heart was deepest in nostalgic agony for anything retro – it was all I could think about, and I
Welp it’s that time of year again. The weather is warm, the birds are chirping, and the dads are getting restless from being stuck indoors for the last several months. That’s right, it’s Father’s Day, every wife’s panic season. And for good reason, guys are hard to buy for; I know I
First, be sure to subscribe to the Tynology Gaming Youtube Channel! So there’s been a lot of rumors surrounding Microsoft Project Lockhart, also known as the Xbox Series S as people have been calling it. This is supposedly Microsoft’s economy console for the upcoming generation, just like the Xbox One S is
This is my first video for Tynology Gaming! I could not be more excited or exhausted. But Welcome! Thank you for watching. This takes a lot more time than I anticipated, so I would really appreciate it if you would let me know how you like it. With a thumbs-up, a subscribe,
What a year 2020 has been, right? It’s hard to believe that summer is already upon us. And while we have been keeping ourselves isolated, we’ve still been trying to get creative with activities and meals. With the new house, we’ve spent several warm(ish) days outside running, playing tag, and just having
It’s time to talk about WiFi. I remember a time before home networking was really a thing. Back when dial-up internet access ruled the land. It was horrible. Over the years, broadband became more widespread, and wireless networking technology advanced leaps and bounds. The problem is that most people get stuck with
It was quite a unique April in our household. I’ve been getting to know every nook and cranny of our new home, and we’ve been working on getting creative with our extra spare time. That means lots of crafts, cooking, and video games. While I do work as a full time designer
Growing up, I always had an affinity towards language. The fact that people around the world communicate in all different languages got my gears turning even as a young child. My parents both worked in the newspaper and magazine industry, so it was natural for me to gravitate towards communication in my
Over the last several weeks, I’ve found myself going through old travel photos and reminiscing on times that exploring the world didn’t seem quite so impossible. Exactly six years ago Sara and I spent a week and a half exploring Japan. It’s a trip that I miss every day but mostly because
