My Tech Blogs

Now an Anime Fan

I have spent that last 3 months of my summer break making an anime watchlist and started watching the most popular anime. Now I can offically say that I am an anime fan. From isekai to action to romance I'm a fan of them all

*Posted August 26, 2025 10:12AM*

Going Online

Welcome to the official launch of my website! Here, you'll find insights into my journey as an IT Specialist, showcasing the skills I've gained, the technologies I've explored, and everything I'm continuing to learn. Enjoy your visit!

*Posted May 9, 2025 2:00 PM*

My Opinion on Nintendo

My feelings about Nintendo are mixed—there’s a clear contrast between its past and present. When people bring up Nintendo, my mind drifts to two extremes: the frustrations of today’s gaming industry and the brilliance of its earlier days. For example—and I admit I may be a bit biased—the era of arcade machines, the NES, SNES, and N64 represents what I consider the golden age of gaming. These systems delivered experiences that defined entertainment for decades and still hold up even now.

Today, the conversation around Nintendo often involves repeated delays, rising game prices (some reaching $90), and divisive new hardware like the upcoming Switch successor. It's a far cry from what I call the “Nintendo Prime” era. Back then, prices were more accessible, the quality of the games—both in storytelling and technical achievement—was consistently high, and those games left a deep emotional mark on players of all generations. The phrase "They don't make 'em like they used to" really rings true, especially in today’s fast-paced and often frustrating gaming landscape.

Still, my love for classic Nintendo runs deep—right up there with the original Star Wars trilogy (pre-Disney). No amount of modern missteps can change the legacy those early games created. I miss the days when a $60 game meant something special. Anyone else remember that?

*Posted May 12, 2025 12:45 PM*