This month's CCV topic revolves around the summer lull. We want to know what you do during these slow months for gaming. Do you catch up on your backlog of games? Replay your favorite titles with friends? Enjoy the outdoors or play more board games? Hit up the user blog section and let us know!
It's the week four round-up for the month of June's blog topic: Co-Optimus Community Voice, Photograph My Gaming Rig. For the month of June we've just been asking for your photos, not your lengthy thoughts on the screen. Photos of your gaming rig - big, small, intricate or simple. The two we have this week are from staff members, a sleek PC/console office setup and a comfy couch setting where split-screen is king.
It's true that many gamers love to show off their stuff. Whether you have ten tv's, ten xboxes, and loads of arcades in your house, or a more modest approach with a Television and just a few consoles. I'd go so far as to say size and content doesn't matter as long as you use it. I have known a few tech addicts (you know who you are)who buy things that immediately collect dust. Anyway, our promoted blog of the week is from a staffer who fits in the modest setup category.
Aren't picture-posts a lot of fun? This months blog topic calls for just that - photos, mostly. We want you to take pictures of your gaming rig, whether it's a slick PC setup, or an awesome television/console setup you've got going. Minimalists are invited to join in as well, but the CCV blogger of the week is far from it.
This months blog topic is challenging you to do what so few gaming websites do - find a balance between playing indoors, or outside while managing to maintain your gaming integrity. Co-optimus Community Voice: Gaming Inside And Out has seen an interesting GPS gaming challenge in the form of a treasure hunt, and now the wonderful world of portable gaming meets JRPG to bring one of our pale companions to the great outdoors.
This months blog topic takes gamers to the outdoors; or simply outside. I've personally been dragging my DS outside with me, but this weeks blog takes outdoor gaming to the next level in an intriguing idea that I am definitely going to try out with some of my friends this summer. This month: Co-Optimus Community Voice: Gaming Inside and Out.
This Months Co-Optimus Community Voice addresses the change in weather, when gamers tend to wander outdoors to soak up some Vitamin D while participating in outdoor activities. How does this phenomenon of warmer weather and outdoor activities effect your gaming habits? You should blog about it.
Since this months blog topic seems to have gone AWOL a little early in the month, we've been checking out some other great blogs we've got going. In the name of community, here are the promoted blogs for the final week in April. Keep an eye out tonight or sometime early tomorrow for the Co-Optimus Community Blog topic for May. It's a collaborative effort by myself and Nick, hope you dig the topic.
It's time once again for a Co-Optimus Community Voice update on this, the third weekend in April. It's been a slow month for blog topics, but the medium is picking up. If you don't write for CCV, don't worry - I'll only cry a little bit. I am loving all of the "other" attention going on there, and some great writers as well! This weeks CCV is addressing the Kane and Lynch series of co-op and profane fame.
Co-Optimus Community Voice April has had a subject that many people complain about openly, but not many have been blogging about. The theme is simple: Games that are too long, or too short to feel fully complete. We want to hear you rant! Check out our Co-optimus Community Voice blog topic, and write up a blog - we promise we'll check it out.
Is there an echo in here? Oh, that's the lack of Co-Optimus Community Voice April Blogs for the first week. The topic is craving to be explored with the possibilities of discovering a perfect length for games. The topic this month is CCV: tl;dr, giving you the opportunity to take an in-depth look at games we feel are "Too long; didn’t resolve," or "Too little; didn’t rejoice."
It’s true that games vary in length and content depending on the title, and type of gameplay experience expected. For some people short games are too short, and for others long games are too long. This months blog topic: "CCV: tl;dr" covers either of these situations.
