Hey everybody.
I just wanted to see what you guys think of my video review series I'm making. There are two: Family Man Gamer and OUYA Oh Yeah!
OUYA Oh Yeah! is focused on OUYA Games. It attempts to create a positive thought environment about the OUYA as an alternative to console gaming, while presenting each game based on its own merit. The series rates each game on a 5-point scale based on its graphics, sound, music, control, gameplay, and content. Each video tries to forget that the "Big Three" even exist, and brings attention to the OUYA in a positive and respectful light.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeq89TEvKQwZhERyY8kadgZiGHJFi1hQV
Family Man Gamer broadens the focus to games for any system, but brings the focus in on the appropriateness of the game in a family environment. Reviews are scored twice with the 5-point scale; once for the game on its own merit, and again for its pertinence to a family situation. The goal of this series is to bring attention to the game ratings, the reason for their ratings, and what should be considered in playing a game with or around the family. It does not condemn purchasing potentially inappropriate games, but instead encourages creating proper practices for playing said games in a manner that is appropriate for a family. For example: the latest Mario game is wonderfully appropriate to play with and around a family with small children, but the latest Castlevania would be better enjoyed when the children are not around or asleep.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeq89TEvKQwZxGNrtFhX7dmFkSmCxBsPn
Both series are open to user interaction in the form of requesting games to be reviewed. I schedule the review order, and right now alternate between the two series. I also just launched a website for my series, nevermorestudiosonline.com. Coded it by myself, following a tutorial here and there for more advanced parts. I need to clean some of the code, but I'm taking advantage of YouTube and Facebook embeds to keep content up-to-date without having to constantly open the code.
What do you guys think?
I just wanted to see what you guys think of my video review series I'm making. There are two: Family Man Gamer and OUYA Oh Yeah!
OUYA Oh Yeah! is focused on OUYA Games. It attempts to create a positive thought environment about the OUYA as an alternative to console gaming, while presenting each game based on its own merit. The series rates each game on a 5-point scale based on its graphics, sound, music, control, gameplay, and content. Each video tries to forget that the "Big Three" even exist, and brings attention to the OUYA in a positive and respectful light.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeq89TEvKQwZhERyY8kadgZiGHJFi1hQV
Family Man Gamer broadens the focus to games for any system, but brings the focus in on the appropriateness of the game in a family environment. Reviews are scored twice with the 5-point scale; once for the game on its own merit, and again for its pertinence to a family situation. The goal of this series is to bring attention to the game ratings, the reason for their ratings, and what should be considered in playing a game with or around the family. It does not condemn purchasing potentially inappropriate games, but instead encourages creating proper practices for playing said games in a manner that is appropriate for a family. For example: the latest Mario game is wonderfully appropriate to play with and around a family with small children, but the latest Castlevania would be better enjoyed when the children are not around or asleep.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeq89TEvKQwZxGNrtFhX7dmFkSmCxBsPn
Both series are open to user interaction in the form of requesting games to be reviewed. I schedule the review order, and right now alternate between the two series. I also just launched a website for my series, nevermorestudiosonline.com. Coded it by myself, following a tutorial here and there for more advanced parts. I need to clean some of the code, but I'm taking advantage of YouTube and Facebook embeds to keep content up-to-date without having to constantly open the code.
What do you guys think?
