DIGITISER
  • MAIN PAGE
  • Features
  • Videos
  • Game Reviews
  • FAQ

WHOOP-WHOOP! MICROSOFT AT E3 - by Mr Biffo

12/6/2017

35 Comments

 
Picture
So, E3 - the games industry's annual jamboree of new product roll-outs - is underway. It got properly going with psychotic levels of whooping at a slick, enthusiastic and highly rehearsed presentation from the kids at Microsoft.

The company's Phil "Frank" Spencer bestrode onto the glossy black E3 stage - slick with wet tar for reasons never adequately explained - to ludicrous levels of applause and excitement.

He was wearing a jacket which didn't look as if it fitted particularly well, and at one point was removed to be smeared around in the tar, before being flung into the begging face of a sweet young chap, who stood up on his chair and - with tears streaming down his pallid jowls - cried "Yes! Yes! Spency-boy chose me!".

To be fair, Spencer is a likeable enough fellow, and seemed genuinely embarrassed by the screaming and hollering, and chants of "U-S-A" and "Bring more tar!" - the latter of which I might only have imagined.

Obviously, the Xbox conference was mainly about Scorpio - the super-Xbox One that has been in the works for a while. And... Scorpio was, of course, a codename. It's going to be called Xbox One X - and when abbreviated to XOX it's like you're signing off a text message to your grandmother.

"New phone. Who dis? XOX"

I watched the entire presentation online so that you didn't have to. Here - for better or worse - are the things which prodded me most firmly in the sterny (sternum).
Picture
XBOX ONE X
​It's an Xbox One... but more powerful-er. I don't mind the concept of incremental console upgrades in theory. I mean, part of me misses the thrill of an all-new console... but I get why Microsoft is doing this, and I don't entirely object. 

That said, console gaming has always been something of a graphical arms race - with Nintendo as  Liechtenstein - but in recent years it has felt increasingly futile to me. Much of Microsoft's presentation would prove inadvertently that it's not about having the most power; it's what you do with the power you have already. That's a mantra to live by, and Microsoft might've blasted itself in the winkuss with most of its E3 offerings.

Liquid cooled vapor chambers are all well and good, and I'm happy that all Xbox One games will run on all Xbox Ones, but I've yet to see any real reason to upgrade. How many of us have a 4K telly anyway?

Also... I know this is hardly a revolutionary opinion... but I miss the days when consoles looked like something other than a burnt brownie block. The Xbox One X is literally the most boring console to look at ever. I honestly believe that if somebody released a console that looked cool and different that it would have a significant edge over its rivals regardless of its power.

Anyhow: Xbox One X will be released in November, priced at $499 (mostly likely £499 in the UK, given current exchange rates). That's a lot of money, but actually not too bad for a machine which, by all accounts, will be able to go toe-to-toe with fruity PCs.
​
The whooping throughout the Xbox One X part of the presentation reached ridiculous levels; every new specification was met with shrieks and yelps, and Americans - let's face it, we all know they were Americans - punching the air and yelling with the sort of fervour usually reserved for an NRA rally.
Picture
FORZA 7
For some reason, Microsoft chose to use the Xbox One X reveal to unveil a new Porsche. The diluted levels of audience enthusiasm - more polite coughs than whoops - suggested the people in the room were as confused and upset by this as I was.

However, it was all a lead-in to Forza 7, which... yeah, looked nice and all that... but is just a driving game. With "dynamic puddles". And they missed a trick by not calling it "The Forza Wakens".

I know there are lots of Forza fans out there, but it left me cold, and I got annoyed that some of the cars were racing in the dark without their headlights on. That's plain irresponsible. Especially with all those dynamic puddles on the tracks.
Picture
METRO: EXODUS
This did look really gorgeous, but watching the video I had to wonder how much of it was actual gameplay footage. A lot of it did seem rather scripted.

​Still, I really liked the previous two Metro games - they're highly underrated - but, nice as it looked, I did start to think that we might've reached peak-post apocalypse. Certainly, as the Microsoft presentation wore on, I started to feel a little numbed to the relentless bleakness. The end of the world is all becoming much of a muchness now.

Imagine if the world actually ended. Gamers would just be walking around in the ruins, shrugging their shoulders, going "Seen it".
Picture
ASSASSIN'S CREED: ORIGINS
This was disappointing. Having had a year off their usual annual cycle, I was hoping that Ubisoft would've found something new to add to the Assassin's Creed gameplay.

​Unfortunately, this looked like all the other Assassin's Creed games... except set in Ancient Egypt. Some Frenchman came out on stage to try to interest us in the story, but all anyone heard was "Pompt-de-dompt-de-do."

The one part of the demo which got me interested was a brief glimpse of some boats. I doubt we're looking at a new Black Flag - still the high watermark of the AC franchise - but at least there are boats.
Picture
PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS
"PlayerUnknown" is right. I've no idea who this person is, or why he is considered interesting enough to be given his own game. He's presumably some sort of Twitch streamer or something, and thus I doubt I'm the target audience.

Anyway - his game is supposedly spun out of "battle royale" mods he put together on Steam, and Battlegrounds has already sold in the zillions. In terms of this presentation, it felt like a very odd shift into average-looking visuals, after all the massive hoo-hah about dynamic puddles.
Picture
DEEP ROCK GALACTIC
The second this started, I thought it was a new Team Fortress. Then I realised it was something else, and became intrigued by its cartoonish visuals, and what appeared to be gameplay that blended, well, Team Fortress with Minecraft.

I didn't entirely know what was going on, but it looked like the first original idea so far, and the first game shown which didn't seem obsessed with photorealism.
Picture
STATE OF DECAY 2
Despite wanting to play it... somehow I missed out on State of Decay. But that's okay - because State of Decay 2 is coming, and it looks atmospheric - but ropey as hell. I don't really mind about that, because if SoD 2 is as well received as SoD then it proves that the Xbox One X is utterly pointless.

Ha ha - sod!

However: please... no zombies with glowing eyes. That wouldn't ever happen. Why would they have glowing eyes? What is it - some sort of bioluminescence? Are they the headlights that were meant to be in Forza 7? Are they on fire inside (and not in a sexual way)?
Picture
THE DARWIN PROJECT
The trailer to this started well, and then descended into chaos. I didn't know what the hell was going on - it sort of reminded me, a bit, of Overwatch, but with a man shouting over the top of it by way of a commentary.

Having not understood what was happening during the presentation, or why it was happening, I've since read that one player can take the role of "director", like they're in charge of The Hunger Games. Clearly it's a game designed for Twitch streams, but a nice idea all the same.

Also, it was around this point that I started to feel a degree of existential despair that most of the games being showcased required people killing one another.
Picture
MINECRAFT
Minecraft players on all systems will soon be able to come together in one big tent, we were told. Also, the game is getting new graphics to make the most of the Xbox One X. If ever a game series didn't need fancy graphics... this is it. Never mind!
Picture
THE LAST NIGHT
At last, I was shaken out of my apathy. I've no idea what The Last Night is, but it looked like a pixellated Blade Runner-inspired platform-shooter. There were shades of Flashback and Another World, which is no bad thing. So, another vote for sublime art design, and another strike against the Xbox One X.

​You can play a sort of demo of it here.
Picture
SEA OF THIEVES
Rare really need a big hit to rescue their reputation, and I'm hopeful that Sea of Thieves is it. It looks as if it'll scratch my Black Flag itch - and the likeable presentation did a brilliant job of selling the potential of its tongue-in-cheek piracy.

The tone felt like a positive step away from all the dystopian sci-fi and slaughter, and the cartoonish visuals were exactly what I want right now. 

My only concern is that it's a co-op multiplayer game, and that it'll penalise those of us who are friendless and like playing alone.
Picture
CUPHEAD
I've been looking forward to this for a long time now. I'm still looking forward to it. Again: all the games which stood out to me during Microsoft's presentation wouldn't ever need a £500 super-console.
Picture
CRACKDOWN 3
Oh man... the ridiculous intro to this demo had a live-action Terry Crews barking psychotically... but it did a good job of establishing the chaos to come.

I've loved the two Crackdown games to date - I've squeezed absurd levels of enjoyment out of them, and they're probably the only games what have ever encouraged me to get 100% of all collectibles. Mainly because powering-up your character, and then using those powers to get around the city, is so damned enjoyable. 

To be honest, the trailer didn't do much to sell me on the new game; my excitement here is all about how much I liked the last two in the series.
Picture
SUPER LUCKY'S TALE
This was a weird one to give so much time over to.

I mean, it looked lovely - and felt like a breath of fresh air amid the clouds of cordite and napalm - but it couldn't have been more of a generic platform game throwback. The main character was even wearing trainers, and collects coins. 

I kept looking for signs that this was a knowing design choice, that this might be some sort of deliberate homage or tongue-in-cheek parody, but no. This is old school in the extreme, and looks as if it would've been another landfill platformer had it been released 18 years ago.
Picture
ASHEN
Presumably nothing to do with our favourite brown sofa-d YouTuber, I quite liked the damp, dour, wintry look of this RPG. It made me realise how I'm far more interested when a game eschews photorealism for a more stylised design. I realised that I want my games to look like games, and that I prefer distinct art direction over - y'know - dynamic puddles and that.

Also: there were a load of anime-influenced games revealed around this point in the presentation, and every single one of them left me cold. The Dragonball beat 'em up felt like I was having a migraine in a strobe light test facility.
Picture
LIFE IS STRANGE: BEFORE THE STORM
A three-part prequel to the much-heralded time-twisting adventure, expect Life is Strange: Before The Storm to be full of even more Millennial angst.
Picture
ORI AND THE WILL OF THE WISPS
This did look lovely, and they even brought a little pianist out on stage to accompany the visuals. Ori And The Blind Forest was rather beautiful, and this appears to be more beautiful-er still. Also: top marks for getting the word "wisps" in the title of a game. Albeit not in the context I would've preferred.
Picture
OLD GAMES: HERE
Microsoft is expanding its backwards compatibility to the original Xbox. Not unwelcome, but I can't think of many really old Xbox games that I'll be going out of my way to play. They showcased Crimson Skies as one of the first wave of Xbox originals to return. Okay...
Picture
ANTHEM
Clearly trying to assure us that the best was saved for last, from the looks of it, EA and Bioware's Anthem is a big, Destiny-meets-Far-Cry-meets-Titanfall online co-op loot-shooter. Which was demonstrated with scripted banter between the players, that I didn't realise wasn't in-game dialogue until the very end.

Graphically, it was incredibly polished... but did look like about fifty other games. I'm really bored of games being set in photorealistic forests and woodlands. It's an issue for developers - what are massive open worlds suppose to look like? - but it is beginning to feel like overkill. The graphics, impressive as they are, lose impact because they look like all the other games where you're running around in the woods shooting at things, while wearing sci-fi armour.

Clearly, this has had a ton of money lobbed at it, but it didn't appear to be offering anything significantly different to numerous other games. Given that it's likely to demand a lot of the player's time, I need a good, distinct, reason to want to play it.

So... in summary then... everything I liked about the Microsoft presentation was contained in smaller, more original, presumably lower-budget, titles, which are going to make the least use of the new Xbox One X.

​Draw your own conclusions about that...
FROM THE ARCHIVE:
REVIEW: LITTLE NIGHTMARES (PS4, XBOX ONE, PC - PS4 VERSION TESTED
)
REVIEW: YOOKA-LAYLEE (PS4, XBOX ONE, SWITCH, PC - PS4 VERSION TESTED)
10 STUPID CONSOLES THAT HAVE BEEN DESERVEDLY FORGOTTEN

35 Comments
David W
12/6/2017 10:27:15 am

Intriguingly, "Xbox One X" can be reversed to reveal "Xenox Obx."

4K Living Bum with dynamic puddles?

Reply
Mr Biffo
12/6/2017 10:35:15 am

Oh my! How did I miss that?!?

Reply
MrPSB
12/6/2017 10:39:36 am

Brown puddles.

Reply
Raybies
12/6/2017 10:30:54 am

Original Xbox backwards compatibility, eh? I might finally get round to buying Black.

I played it at the time, super impressed with the damage etc, but annoyed that the people I was shooting at seemed to be wearing incredible armour turning them into bullet sponges at the start of the game instead of building to it. Still, that was years ago so I may be misremembering and am willing to throw a few quid at it.

And that's what excited me about Microsoft's E3. Ouch.

Reply
Picston Shottle
12/6/2017 02:43:52 pm

Nope - you're not imagining that. But it's still an excellent game. I replayed it (and finished it, this time) not too long ago and it's still a really good game.

Which kinda leads to the whole graphical arms race thing - Black is years old but, at least to me, it doesn't look that dated. The graphics are perfectly fine, and, ya know, it looks like a game. It's not photorealistic, but so what?

Reply
MENTAL1IT
12/6/2017 02:50:17 pm

Black wasn't BC before, so it's uncertain if it will be now.

It seems to be unclear as to whether they've just ported the 360's emulator to Xbox One, or they will be pre-processing them and forcing you to download a version that'll work on Xbox One natively, like 360-on-One titles are.

Alternatively, they might even just be porting them, like Phantom Dust and Grabbed By The Ghoulies. The fact they've showcased just one of Phil's old favourites might suggest that's the case.

Reply
DEAN
12/6/2017 02:50:21 pm

Black is absolutely my favourite 1player FPS game. It can be a right C at times but those moments lend dynamics and are part of the games charm.
Also, once played through you get infinite ammo; a literal game changer!

Reply
David Heslop
12/6/2017 10:48:49 am

I'm a pretty big Xbox fan - in that it's the only console I own and, unless I one day pick up a Switch, that's unlikely to change - but I more or less agree with this. Especially about things like Crackdown and Sea of Thieves - unquestionably the most exciting "big" games MS showed, but both already long-since revealed, and both with big question marks (I, too, am a miserable loner; and also I think my Crackdown affection comes from the original and not really that trailer, as fun as Terry Crews is).

Anyway, yes, quite a few interesting games, almost all of them small indie things. But - and I feel that as I age I become less and less the target audience - none of the big guns tickled my fancy, and not just because they were full of big guns. I mean, if they'd stuck a big gun in the Master Chief's hands, or Joanna Dark's, I'd have been up for it; but how many post-apocalyptic shooters can they show in one go?

I just wish they could have announced some big exclusive game that was more like Fable. Something slower and more interesting, with a quirky art style. Imagine a new Fable using the power of the X? (oh god, "The Power of the X" sounds like an X-Men mini-series from 1993).

Anyway. Never mind. I wasn't going to pick up an X in the near future anyway, although the noises my current Xbox One makes when it tries to access a disc means a replacement might have to come sooner or later.

Two final things: one, I had the same thoughts during the previous day's EA briefing, although EA isn't trying to sell a sexy console at the same time (and unlike Mr B, I really DO like consoles to be anonymous black boxes); and two, oh my god Anthem. I am so disappointed. A brand new BioWare IP and instead of being something less action and more RPG-y it's a bloody multiplayer third-person shooter with robot suits. Sigh.

Reply
Da5e
12/6/2017 11:07:12 am

Whooping isn't limited to the computer games showcases - I once attended a press event at European Microwave Week, and people were completely losing their minds over RF modules and stuff. I felt extremely out of place.

Reply
RichardM
12/6/2017 11:10:50 am

Looks like an all right line up. Share the sentiments about Rare's pirate game: it could be brilliant, but the sea and sailing is hard to do in video games. They could learn a lot from Sid Meier's Pirates, but even that wasn't quite right. If they capture the aesthetic and couple it with sailing mechanics that don't involve awkwardly and slowly bumping into things because the wind is blowing the wrong way, they're onto a winner. Some reservations about online co-op also, but there's bound to be a solo mode with AI captains / gun crews...? Isn't there?

On a side note, is it possible to play all XBox games on your PC? I seem to remember being promised that a long time ago.

Reply
RichardM
12/6/2017 11:18:41 am

A quick read on Sea of Thieve's Wikipedia page reveals: "Strong focus on cooperative gameplay mechanics". Hmmmmmmmmm.

Reply
Steve
12/6/2017 12:05:59 pm

All MS first party titles support "Play Anywhere" which basically means that you get a free Windows 10 copy of the game when you buy digitally from the XBox store (and vice versa). So, not quite "all XBox games on your PC", but better than a kick in the chops

Reply
RG
12/6/2017 12:40:03 pm

There was nothing announced last night that isn't coming to PC - it's just unfortunate that you'd have to use the MS store. Cuphead is coming to Steam though...

Reply
Jareth Smith
12/6/2017 12:46:05 pm

Well it's all about Ori and the Will of the Wisps. The first game is one of my all time favourites.

The rest of the titles just look like a bunch of generic CoD and GTA clones. This is why I don't own an Xbox One. Ori will make it to Steam so, year, Microsoft at E3 is pretty dull again, unfortunately.

Reply
Jareth Smith
12/6/2017 12:54:08 pm

On another note, I see Microsoft and Sony are hell bent on continuing with their moronic "my console is the most powerful!" war. Microsoft reveals the world's most powerful games console, it says in the Guardian - great. Will there be any decent games, or will it just be the usual CoD and GTA clones with slightly improved graphics? Go figure. Surely the more casual gamers who lap this stuff up will get bored of these tedious games soon (where you actually spend most of your time sitting there watching godawful movie/game hybrids unfold).

I'd like to think Sony will do something different for the PS5, but it's extremely conservative approach to gaming has continued for two long decades now. Thusly, you have to presume its policy of "new games console - keep everything the same, just ramp up the graphics a bit" will rumble on.

Reply
Wagoo link
12/6/2017 02:41:51 pm

If there ever is a PS5 for anything other than marketing reasons. Console hardware used to be exciting as it was exotic and did something unusual that wasn't really the status quo.. and programmers could spend years pushing the hardware to the max before the end of the cycle.

These days most of the time I look at PS4/X-bone(/switch? dunno, not looked hard enough yet) releases and go "Oh, but there's a PC version too so I'll just get that".. with ANOTHER round of hardware refreshes I can just see them releasing a new one with the latest AMD APU as they get updated for years to come..

Now what I would like to see in a console for gaming is an FPGA (and PCs, but consoles are good at pushing new paradigms) - that way the really hardcore coders can optimise their code with custom circuits - that'd be something new at least.

Reply
Antony Adler
12/6/2017 01:01:42 pm

Another great post and another one I entirely agree with. I must be getting old because it felt so much like guns guns guns and whoop whoop whoop (and yes we could hear you, audience plants who shouted woo before everyone else to get them to do it too. Sad.)

"The last night" was easily the most interesting looking game but yeah an xbox 0.5 would run that nicely, let alone an xox (?).

Ori thing looks fun for my kids i guess.

Going out on a limb perhaps, but I really liked the look of anthem. Anything that replicates the open world with a jetpack brilliance that is Just Cause 3 gets my vote anytime !

Was worried I might have to lay out for the new machine but no need now. If anything, I'll use the cash to buy an nvidia 1080ti for my gaming PC.

Reply
Jareth Smith
12/6/2017 01:35:55 pm

"Ori thing looks fun for my kids i guess."

Right, so Studio Ghibli films must be for kids as well, I guess, because cartoon graphic = "for kids" in Vacuous Land, populated by the mature gamers who think "adult" games consist of blowing stuff up left right and centre.

Not only would I call Ori and the Blind Forest the greatest indie game of all time, I'd also class it as one of the best games of all time. If your kid plays the first one, they will not only get stuck almost immediately, they'll also likely be distressed as this game has adult themes and concepts.

Stop being so obtuse.

Reply
antony adler
12/6/2017 01:50:34 pm

meeeeeow. Calm down ! I just bought the first one for my kids. I said in the same post that it was all guns guns guns, i was trying to say that this looked something a little more family friendly. I don't mind adult themes at all for them, but shooting things repeatedly I don't really like.

They also loved ni no kuni and we all enjoyed rewatching ponyo on saturday night, so calm down, please !!

Jareth Smith
12/6/2017 03:18:41 pm

You have kids? You come across as a petulant teenager. Lay off the Sunny D and skittles, dude.

Steve
12/6/2017 03:27:10 pm

Original and the Blind Forest is not for kids. Or at least, the language I used during some of the platform sections definitely wasn't

PeskyFletch
14/6/2017 10:17:43 am

Jareth dude, no offence intended but you are the one kicking off because he "dissed" your game, i wouldn't be accusing others of sounding like a petulant teen because, from an outside POV, he seems a lot calmer than you.

Barry Lugwardine
12/6/2017 01:13:04 pm

Yawn,with this line up and a £500 price point for a niche market console, I see,if Nintendo give it a big push, the switch carrying on ripping up trees, plenty of orribles waking up to one this Christmas morning.

Reply
Meatballs-me-branch-me-do
12/6/2017 01:42:39 pm

State of Decay is superb! I loved it! It's an open world zombie game but one that basically gives you all the tools to play how you wish (you have a fortified home you need to protect and keep supplied. Randomly generated missions mix with scripted story missions. The combat is intense and visceral. The world is beautifully realised and believable. It feeds you new stuff to do at just the right rate to keep you on edge and saying "one more mission and then bed" until you realise your bed and sheets have rotted away from lack of use.

Reply
PeskyFletch
14/6/2017 10:21:21 am

i really enjoyed it but the internal clock that kept events happening, even when not playing the game, let it down for me. I just find i struggle to have time to play games on a daily basis, so having to manage a load of crisis that happened whilst i was off line was taking up to uch time.

Reply
Jol
12/6/2017 02:08:12 pm

The various Xbox consoles have always struck me as being aimed at the shooty shooty types so I'm not surprised that they're pushing another batch of kill-a-thons. They can be fun and all that but there's not really a gap in the market for them.

How many of these are actually proper exclusives (rather than timed exclusives*)? Seems odd to push a bunch of games that will be on the PS4 too. Is their big angle that these games will be even shinier on their new Oxo Cube or whatever they're calling it? I'm not sure how important that is these days; we're getting ever diminishing returns with the fancy graphics - 4K vs HD is not HD vs SD, the same way HD vs SD is not colour vs B&W.

*The Last Night is a "console launch exlusive" apparently, which to me means "it'll be on everything eventually". Also it looks cool and I've only got a PS4 and that's enough for me thanks very much.

Reply
Spiney O'Sullivan
12/6/2017 02:28:11 pm

I don't think I can handle another Life Is Strange. I wanted to like the original, but after an hour of playing it, I cringed so hard my internal organs all fused into a single lump in some kind of medical miracle/catastrophe, and the doctors said I had to stop playing it forever.

Dontnod are really annoying to me. I really like their concepts (Remember Me has so much potential), but their execution leaves me cold.

Reply
DEAN
12/6/2017 04:11:12 pm

Sony had another great night, I see!

There's very little here that makes any sense to me. I mean, look at it like this: the PS4 Pro is hardly making big shakes and they go and do the same for a less popular platform and charge like they're the big kahuna. Arrogance... Masochism.... Bants?

Reply
Klipshitz
12/6/2017 04:29:09 pm

The xbox one two X y z is an admission that the console model, utilised as the profiteering interlopers Sony and MS intend, is a failed model relative to the PC that it damages. 'More power' is an oxymoron when it comes to justification for a console generation—or mid-generation-re-release-because-it's-not-good-enough-powah-more-profit-from-unthinking-sheep. 'New ideas' isn't.

Reply
Dave Smith
12/6/2017 05:25:22 pm

MS will struggle to sell this thing. Theres virtually nothing inventive or new or worth spending the extra cash over a PS4 Pro for. The name is boring, the console looks dull and the games showcased were avarage. A Pro price drop when this is released could really hurt MS.

Reply
DEAN
12/6/2017 06:26:29 pm

Agreed on all counts, Dave, but do you think Sony really need to do anything?

Looking forward to tonight, though; I'm hoping for a new Ridge Racer!

Reply
Kara Van Park
12/6/2017 06:23:32 pm

Microsoft is upping the power of the Xbox, because it's also massaging the tit of the PC and want to be able to keep both hands at the same height, while it gently strokes both areolas, metaphorically-speaking.

Reply
DEAN
12/6/2017 06:35:28 pm

All the while the PS4 'Bull' is balls deep in market share with the 'Switch' coming in from behind, leaving the Seattle-ites both Micro and Soft.

Reply
Kelvin Green link
12/6/2017 07:35:56 pm

I remember going to trade shows and -- gasp! -- trying out the new games and consoles, rather than sitting there while some gimboid prances about on stage bellowing about "teraflops" to a room full of yelping bloggers.

Yes, I am old.

I'm not a fan of MicroSoft but I have to admit to a little bit of fondness for the eccentric naming of its consoles.

Reply
Applelemon
17/6/2017 02:15:03 pm

The Dragon Ball Fighterz game looks great! Game of the show! It won a lot of E3 awards, it needed more of a mention in this article

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    This section will not be visible in live published website. Below are your current settings:


    Current Number Of Columns are = 2

    Expand Posts Area =

    Gap/Space Between Posts = 12px

    Blog Post Style = card

    Use of custom card colors instead of default colors = 1

    Blog Post Card Background Color = current color

    Blog Post Card Shadow Color = current color

    Blog Post Card Border Color = current color

    Publish the website and visit your blog page to see the results

    Picture
    Support Me on Ko-fi
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    RSS Feed Widget
    Picture

    Picture
    Tweets by @mrbiffo
    Picture
    Follow us on The Facebook

    Picture

    Archives

    December 2022
    May 2022
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    November 2020
    September 2020
    July 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    September 2018
    August 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015
    August 2015
    July 2015
    June 2015
    May 2015
    April 2015
    March 2015
    February 2015
    January 2015
    December 2014
    November 2014


    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • MAIN PAGE
  • Features
  • Videos
  • Game Reviews
  • FAQ