Games Radar
If your childhood was something like borrowing your cousin’s Vic 20 to play Space Invader, heading round to The Professor’s to take turns on his C64, living for Joe’s Amiga sessions, or renting a console from the video store just to mainline Mario, then you have found a kindred spirit.
Reviews, thoughts, feels, and the occasional burst of nonsense.
All powered by a very Optimus Prime Experiment approach to play, curiosity, and slightly reckless enthusiasm.
AI Games, Vibe-Coded by JJ
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Sailing Away
We made this with AI. Your mission is simple, but the journey is perilous. Guide your yacht, the JJ, across 5000 meters of ocean to reach a tropical island. Stay afloat, stay alert, and sail true.
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Farkle Dice Game, also known as 10,000
The kind of dice game that starts as a friendly warm-up and ends in accusations, bargains, and one last roll that ruins your evening, in the best way.
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Tetris Clone
A clone of the classic Russian falling-piece obsession. Clean, brutal, hypnotic. It starts as geometry, ends as psychology.
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Bouncing Bunnies
Abstract action chaos. The kind where you look away for half a second and the whole screen starts telling a different story.
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Cave Runner
You are moving forward because the cave says so. Run, react, learn the rhythm, then break the rhythm, because survival likes a bit of imagination.
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Space Invader Clone
A classic rebuilt in the garage. Simple rules, relentless pressure.
Space Invader Clone
Tip: these builds are happiest on a proper screen. Mouse, keyboard, space to breathe. If you are on a phone, you might still have fun, but it will feel like driving a truck through a letterbox.
Halo
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JJ Reviews Primordium, by Greg Bear
Halo lore goes deep. This one makes the universe feel older and stranger, then asks you to sit with the consequences.
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Can I Use My Cell Phone’s WiFi on the Xbox
Practical console survival. The kind of problem-solving that happens when you want the match, not the lecture.
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Cortana Pictures
A time capsule from the era when Cortana was more than an assistant. She was mood, mystery, and mission control.
See: Cortana pictures
Gears of War
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Gears of Review
The early take from the vault. The moment the series starts living in your hands, then in your head.
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JJ Thinks About Gears of War
Shotguns, ruins, brotherhood, and that grind in the pacing that keeps you pushing forward.
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Conclusion to the Gears of War Trilogy
Endings are hard. Endings for a trilogy that lived in your weekends are harder. Here’s the wrap-up energy.
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Anya Stroud, Cortana of Gears of War
A character piece. A look at presence, competence, and why some voices in your headset become part of the myth.
Read: Anya Stroud
Mass Effect
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Mass Effect 3, It’s Awesome
The galaxy at your fingertips, the stakes at your throat. A big, messy, heartfelt ride, and yes, the debates are part of the DNA.
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Well There Was This One Time, Turians...
Side-glances, lore riffs, and that sci-fi joy where one species detail can spin a whole conversation.
Read: Turians
BioShock
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BioShock 2 Review
Returning to Rapture feels like walking into a dream you used to fear. Familiar halls, new scars, and a story that wants to argue with you.
Read: BioShock 2
Transformer Realm Note
This page is the map, not the territory. Pick a link, dive in, and let the nostalgia do its thing. Some posts are polished, some are raw, all of them are honest artifacts from the experiment.
