Archive for Tag: Daniel Castro
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The Halo Mega Blog: My Formal Apology to Halo Wars
Columns by Daniel Castro on In a twist, Daniel goes back and retracts everything bad he said about Halo Wars in an article from 2012, and provides an updated take on this game, and thoughts on the series as a whole.
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The 2018 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 1)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on Let's hear it for the little winners!
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The Halo Mega Blog: Rated M for Mantis
Columns by Daniel Castro on The UNSC Mantis brings Daniel not only memories about how and when he got this model, but also memories of Halo 4 and the crude behavior of the online gaming community all over again.
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First-Person View: Master Chief Always Stands by His Release Date
Columns by Daniel Castro on Master Chief is known for being able to keep a promise, especially to Cortana—but in regards to the Halo series and their promised released dates, I would prefer for them to come in late than unprepared.
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The Halo Mega Blog: Sometimes You Need Anti-Armor on Your Side
Columns by Daniel Castro on The UNSC Cobra is the second model in Dan's Halo Mega Bloks collection, but the first one he actually bought with his hard-earned money... and boy he had to earn it.
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The Halo Mega Blog: A Ride Down Memory Lane
Columns by Daniel Castro on It turns out that Daniel has an ever growing collection of Halo Mega Bloks—in this new column, he'll share how it all started.
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Be Careful What You Search For #100
Comics by Terrence Atkins on Celebrating 14 years of drawing bad searches in MS Paint.
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The 2017 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 1)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on At last, it's complete! The awards that you've been waiting seven-and-a-half months for are here.
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A Retrospective into the Videogame Sequels of Old
Blog Posts by Daniel Castro on Videogames have grown as a form of media, which also means taking on some of the negative aspects of mainstream popular culture—like uninspired sequels.
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Fabricated News: GameStop to Sell Physical Loot Boxes Instead of Games
News Posts by Daniel Castro on 
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