Yes, I am still playing Mega Man 9. No, I still haven’t beaten it yet. Since it is still on my mind though, I thought I would finish off the series of icons I’ve done over the past few days with a tribute to the blue bomber. You have seen my other desktop icons for all the bosses in the game, but…
Saving the best for last, check out these three special Mega Man icons!
The icons are compatible with the following sizes: 256 x 256, 128 x 128, 64 x 64, 48 x 48, 32 x 32, 24 x 24, 16 x 16. It is also in both .ico and .png format. Feel free to use, share and more. Just wanted to give one more present to the awesome Mega Man fan-base out there (which I too am a member of).
Download the Desktop Icons for the other Mega Man 9 Villains!
If I had to pick my top ten gaming franchises, Metroid would have to be only second to the Legend of Zelda series for me. So, in tribute to that though (and the fact I wanted to play with creating some more desktop icons) here are both the classic Samus look (suited samus) and Zero Suit Samus icons for your enjoyment.
This time around I included both .png and .ico files (due to your suggestions last time around.) Feel free to use them as you wish. All that I ask is you subscribe to the feed!
The two icons are compatible with the following sizes: 256 x 256, 128 x 128, 64 x 64, 48 x 48, 32 x 32, 24 x 24, 16 x 16. Enjoy, and let me know if you like ‘em or not. Might make a few more.
Comments off · April 25, 2008 at 6:06 am · Personal
Looking for a new virtual console game to play on the Wii, I downloaded and tried out River City Ransom. After hearing all over the Web that this game was an awesome old school NES release, I fell for the hype and gave it a shot. I have to say I am now joining the fan boys in saying that this game is a lot of fun. Never played it before yesterday (I missed most of the first generation of Nintendo) but I was happy my five dollars was well spent.
Pretty much it is a game like Final Fight, but with RPG elements built into it. So you can buy items and power ups to make yourself stronger - but the game is all based around a side scrolling punch, kick and throw way of thinking.
If your needing help, found this large map (looks as if it was scanned in from an old magazine article). Final thoughts are that the whole thing reminds me of a bad 80’s movie - but in a good way.
From time to time, I’ll go to the video game review sites like Gamespot and others to see what is new in the world of video games. Unlike the other areas of tech I seem to be involved in, video games are purely for pleasure and nothing else.
The problem comes in when you want to just get some reviews. You have to battle through popup ads, pretty graphics and ten page articles. If you don’t have much time, and you just want to know how good a game it try No Fuss Reviews.
This site will deliver you what you want, need and love most about video game review sites the easy to read thumbs up or thumbs down. Type in any game title and then the console that it is on and you can get a simple one through ten review of the game.
Another neat feature is, let’s say you don’t know what the title is exactly but you know it is for the Wii and it has "Mario" in the title. just type in Mario, select Wii on the side and it will give you all the Wii games with Mario in the title.
Comments off · August 6, 2007 at 12:50 pm · Personal
It is amazing the things you find when you start re-organizing where everything is. I was going to move a few things out of my office space here and into the closet and I found a treasure of classic video game systems.
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If I had to pick my top ten gaming franchises, Metroid would have to be only second to the Legend of Zelda series for me. So, in tribute to that though (and the fact I wanted to play with creating some more desktop icons) here are both the classic Samus look (suited samus) and Zero Suit Samus icons for your enjoyment.
Looking for a new virtual console game to play on the Wii, I downloaded and tried out River City Ransom. After hearing all over the Web that this game was an awesome old school NES release, I fell for the hype and gave it a shot. I have to say I am now joining the fan boys in saying that this game is a lot of fun. Never played it before yesterday (I missed most of the first generation of Nintendo) but I was happy my five dollars was well spent.
From time to time, I’ll go to the video game review sites like 
