After several months of unfocused ramblings, filler posts, gut reactions, Big Life Stuff, and occasional strokes of verbose genius, we have returned to what we (arguably) do best: geeking out about our favorite fandoms. Video games were a huge focus, and even with a fair amount of random links posts thrown in, August was characterized by some very in-depth and passionate discussions.
Also, we held a contest and celebrated two years of Exfanding Your Horizons. Awesome.
Take a moment to peruse the posts we wrote in August:
- Alex ruins a perfectly good video game post by talking about Boy Scouts instead
- A discussion about how the Atari 2600 shaped who I am as a gamer
- Alex's weekly comics news/rant/spotlight feature, Waiting for Wednesday, Volume 2, Issues Thirty-One, Thirty-Two, Thirty-Three, Thirty-Four
- A guest post about MLB 10 The Show, a fancy-pants baseball vidjagame
- Stories of some fun experiences I've had with co-op multiplayer video games
- An explanation of how I was spoiled by excellent RPGs at a young age
- The most absurd picture you'll see today (probably)
- The Second Easiest Contest on the Internet and an announcement of the winners
- An in-depth analysis of why Star Trek: Nemesis is not the shoddy movie I once thought it was
- A rant about comic book movie criticism
- An discussion about why I'm glad I'm not a comics fanboy
- Gameplay videos of the Flash game Dino Run
- The most unlikely picture you'll see today (possibly)
- A discussion of how Exfanding Your Horizons is a living blog
- A minor calamity where all my YouTube subscribers disappeared
- Alex's explanation of why DC and Marvel have gotten so little attention in Waiting for Wednesday recently, and a follow-up apology regarding Grant Morrison
- Batman robs a Taco Bell
- A reaction to the announcement of a pseudo-remake of GoldenEye 007
- A YouTube collaboration between me and Kirby Pink to play through Mega Man: The Power Battle
- A reaction to JAMES CAMERON's Avatar returning to the big screen with new footage
- Reflections on two years of blogging
- Wookiee the Pooh
- A guest post pinpointing the Golden Era of Comics
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