Author: Kenney Newville

Kenney Newville was born in California but raised in Missouri. This left him very confused: he spoke much quicker than everyone else around him, but he was comfortable with the lower Midwest prices. Kenney spent his first year of college living in a Benedictine monastery, something that every young man in the 21st century did. After realizing the monastery wasn’t hard-core enough for him, he decided to move back to his home town of St. Joseph, MO to finish school. During his quest for a history diploma, he became indebted to GameStop and worked there in indentured servitude for one and a half years. Eventually, after getting married, Kenney escaped and travelled to the Far East to find himself. He taught English as a Second Language in South Korea for 16 months and, after the whole Korean peninsula learned to speak fluent American, he was forced to return home and find a real job. When he's not working, you can find him gaming, writing about games, or discussing them on the Gaming @ 30 podcast.

More Than A Feeling – My Rocksmith 60-Day Challenge – Week 1

This post is for week 1 of the Rocksmith 60-Day Challenge.  To start at the beginning, click here to be taken to the introductory article. In June of 2007 in Kansas City, Missouri, a world record was broken for the most people playing the same song simultaneously.  1,683 guitarists flocked to the Midwest mecca to… Continue reading More Than A Feeling – My Rocksmith 60-Day Challenge – Week 1

More Than A Feeling – My Rocksmith 60-Day Challenge

I have a very unsuccessful history with learning musical instruments.  I’ve tried my hand at piano, violin, flute (Jethro Tull did it, so shut up), and electric guitar.  Sure, I’ve owned/still own a harmonica, but I’m saving that for my inevitable stint in prison.  It goes without saying that I can play none of these… Continue reading More Than A Feeling – My Rocksmith 60-Day Challenge

Review: Wolfenstein: The New Order

 You’re going to be doing one thing and one thing only: killin’ Nazis. I can remember playing Wolfenstein 3D on my dad’s computer when I was much younger.  Although I didn’t obsess over the keyboard for hours on-end, I enjoyed the fast, nauseating gameplay.  The controls were responsive, there was a good selection of weapons,… Continue reading Review: Wolfenstein: The New Order

The Witcher #2 Review (Dark Horse)

The Witcher #2 Dark Horse Comics Writer: Paul Tobin Artist: Joe Querio Color by: Carlos Badilla Geralt of Revia returns in Paul Tobin’s The Witcher series by Dark Horse! (Slight spoilers from The Witcher #1 appear.) When we last left Jakob and Geralt they were standing in front of a large house in the middle of the… Continue reading The Witcher #2 Review (Dark Horse)

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