Hello once again, fellow PPG-ers and TBB fans alike. In this latest installment, the digging-through-dirt duo are clamoring over Atari's upcoming involvement in what could be a very interesting new round of console wars on the horizon. I don't know about those two, but I wouldn't mind seeing some serious facelifts on timeless classics, like "Yars' Revenge", "Space Invaders", and even "Combat", ... more.

Greetings, fellow PPG'ers and "Brothers Bob" fans alike! I truly apologize for the lull in comic action as of late, but life itself managed to get in the way a good bit, which in turn kept me away from the drawing table longer than what I care to admit. I'm not making excuses here; just saying that a cartoonist's life is never a dull moment. Now as for this cartoon, there were so many direction... more.

Greetings my fellow PPG-ers! Along with a new comic for this week, I also bring good news -- instead of "The Brothers Bob" appearing monthly, y'all's favorite dynamic duo from dirt will be here to entertain you each week! For this week's 'toon, the beloved Brothers are thrilled over the later-to-be arrival of the XBox Scorpio, except they can't seem to remember the console's name. And as a last... more.

Starting this month, I'll be bringing a new feature to PPG -- 'The Brothers Bob". It's a comic strip that's about two earthworms -- named 'Bob', of course -- and their sometimes-dimwitted-but-always-sarcastic views of the world that surrounds them. They always have something to say about everyone and everything, ranging from the President to incorrect song lyrics to even the gaming industry. Wh... more.

So, fellow gamers; I bet you're asking yourselves, "But Sean, given what we now know of this BunnyLord character, what do we do in this game as the anti-hero hero?" Well that answer is fairly simple (or at least simple-sounding): to unreasonably use reasonable force in a sweet mix of run-and-gun gameplay and cover-based shootouts. NAH's intuitive quick-snap cover system allows you to slide, roll, ... more.

It's a known fact that I love a good dungeon crawler. And even though I love to hack and slash with the best of them, I also enjoy taking on a different experience from a different perspective, with a different twist -- and "Dungeon of the Endless" delivers just that. DOTE is quite the "rogue-like-meets-tower-defense-like" game, developed and published by Amplitude Studios. It was first released b... more.

So my fellow gamers, I know it's been a long time since I last did this, but I have a brand new question to ask you. Who here among us has yearned greatly to play a video game of the classic science fiction variety? And when I speak of said "classic sci-fi", I'm not referring to the likes of say, Star Wars. I'm talking more like those B-movie cult classics that you could easily find on 'Mystery... more.

As we make that smooth transition from current to next-gen consoles, this fellow old school gamer finds it refreshing to come across titles that serve as gorgeous reminders of those action-packed moments from yesteryear, and "Under Defeat HD: Deluxe Edition" from G. Revolution and Rising Star Games is such the title. UDHD is an arcade shooter (which was first released for the Sega Dreamcast in 200... more.

In this day and age of action-packed "in your face" games, it's not often I come across a different kind of puzzler that I can take a breather with, giving my trigger finger reflexes a rest -- not to mention easily kill time away (which came in very handy while I was laid up sick for awhile, shortly after the hustle and bustle of the holiday season). The fine folks at King Art Games excellently... more.

I've always been more of the world championship winning, monster slashing kind of gamer. But with that being said, I set aside my "win championships and monster battles, not wars" mentality and gave Air Conflicts: Vietnam by Games Farm and bitComposer Entertainment A.G. a valiant try -- a try that proved to be somewhat disappointing. AC: V is an arcade flight game that is set in the Vietnam Er... more.