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Of course Stacks Gaming Squad has to have a section dedicated to video games or we’d be a group of phonies. Our “squad” stems from a handy little spreadsheet we have of games that we all play concurrently and have a fruitful discussion about. The gaming is because we are all obsessed with video games in some form or fashion and came to share our passion here.
Podcast for some in depth discussion about this month’s game (or anything else we’ve found interesting) and follow our schedule of upcoming games. Join in the discussion by subscribing to our blog and we’ll even take any recommendations into consideration. We have a current list of games to give you an idea of what we have on the radar. Take this opportunity to play along with Stacks Gaming Squad and share the joy and frustration that we all get while playing.
NA LCS, oh how I loathe thee. Team Solo Mid barely scrapes away a 60+ minute match and then has the second game snatched away from the clutches of Echo
Continue readingNA LCS Week 2 Review: TSM Still Probably Gonna Win it
Nintendo, forever the father of innovation is at it again. They have more than bounced back from the disastrous roll out of the Wii U and the Nintendo Switch is
Hello! Welcome to the LCS preview of Week 2! You may notice that we skipped Week 1. That was not a mistake. Week 1 is always weird and boring and…
Continue readingNA LCS WEEK 2 Preview – Don’t Worry, TSM Still Wins the League
Flyamese Cat, CorporateBonding, and Johnknewwhen take a trip to the past for this month’s Stacks Gaming Squad Video Game of the Month. Feel what we felt in this exclusive podcast
Continue readingSeiken Densetsu 3 – Stacks Game of the Month
I’ve never played a game that needed so much outside of the box to assemble a full experience. The core assets of the game are there, and are largely done
Continue readingDestiny 2 Review Part 1: Some Assembly Required
Admittedly, I’ve been obsessed with Pokemon since Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow were first released way back in 1998 (North American Release). Though the first generation had about the most