This is my first game of Grifball in Halo 4. I was playing with my friend Jarvis and testing my Elgato Game Capture HD. I was caught off guard by the new sound effects and the round not ending when someone scores!
I still got mad Grifball skillz.
Further testing my Elgato Game Capture HD, I played Halo 4: Spartan Ops with my friend Jarvis. This is Chapter 6: Scattered, Episode 1: Escape Plan.
I've become incredibly bored by Halo 4 for some reason. I'm not interested in continuing Spartan Ops at all, and my general apathy results in a lot of sloppiness and death. Maybe I should put it on Easy and just rush through it all, as I am interested in seeing how the story plays out.
Testing out my Elgato Game Capture HD some more, I played a multiplayer match of Halo 4 for the first time since 2012. I was playing with my friend Jarvis on Big Team Infinity Slayer on Ragnarok. I have to say, for someone who hadn't played in so long, I didn't do too bad!
This is the first video I made using my new Elgato Game Capture HD. It's a video of me playing level 9 (The Electric Clyde) of Cloning Clyde on the Xbox 360. It had been years since I last played it, hence why it took me so long to complete the level.
This is my entire playthrough of BioShock Infinite on the PC. Well, almost entirely. Unbeknownst to me, my computer experienced some kind of error seven minutes into recording, so anything before Monument Tower wasn't captured.
I started my playthrough on March 26th, 2013 (the game's launch date). I recorded the footage in 1080p at 30 FPS and downscaled it to 720p for streaming purposes using Open Broadcaster Software. I was simultaneously broadcasting my playthrough on Twitch.tv and was playing on this PC.
You may also view all the videos via the playlist on YouTube.
This is my entire playthrough of Frog Fractions. I'm really just uploading this for myself and think that you should just play the game instead of watching this video. Yeah, don't watch this video.
This footage is taken from a livestream I did over on Twitch.tv.
The biggest piece of DLC for Sleeping Dogs, Year of the Snake is story DLC that focuses on a group of cultists who believe the world will end with the coming of the Chinese New Year. Instead of keeping to themselves, however, the cultists resort to committing terrorism around Hong Kong, and it's up to Wei Shen to stop them.
This is my complete playthrough of the Year of the Snake downloadable content for Sleeping Dogs on the PC. I bought the DLC for the full price of $6.99 on Steam.
This footage is taken from a livestream I did over on Twitch.tv.
Wheels of Fury contains five missions where you exclusively use the DZS-90, a supercar built by Dr. Tang that is upgraded after each mission you complete. Afterwards, you can replay any of the main missions, or partake in the side missions where you see how many enemies you can stop with the car's built-in turrets before time runs out. Of course, you could opt to do neither and just go around doing bad things.
It's fun to do bad things.
This is a large chunk of my playthrough of the Wheels of Fury downloadable content for Sleeping Dogs on the PC. I bought the DLC for the full price of $3.99 on Steam.
This is the first 15 minutes of Zodiac Tournament, a self-contained story DLC involving Wei Shen investigating an illegal fighting tournament on a nearby island. It's Sleeping Dogs' version of Enter the Dragon, basically.
This footage is taken from a livestream I did over on Twitch.tv.
This is just a video of me collecting a bunch of lockboxes. Yep.
This footage is taken from a livestream I did over on Twitch.tv.
