Need Extra Microsoft or Amazon Credit?!?

Swagbucks.com is a easy to use and fast way to earn 1/1 (point/cents) ratio which you can turn in cash or gift cards.  The web page is easy to use.  They have a mobile app version of the web page and they have another app called SBTV which is dedicated to watching videos to earn points.


You Can Get Free Gift Cards For Shopping, Searching and Discovering What's Online at Swagbucks.com

One more site that will further your chances of getting that video game or that thing you have been wanting to buy off Amazon is InstaGC.com  This is another points to cash/gift card website which is also compatible with you mobile phones browser.  It doesn't have a app yet, but the Easy to do survey's worth big points and so many more ways to earn points makes up for it.



Below are my referral link's to these sites if you feel like not only helping me out but also giving this awesome way to earn gift cards a chance.
MY Swagbucks REFERRAL
MY InstaGC REFERRAL

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Game Fact Friday: Where Does The Sound Come From For The Fatman In Fallout 3?

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Game Fact Friday

Nintendo and Playstation Had Built A Console Together In 1988.

An important part of gaming history was reportedly found, dating back to when Sony and Nintendo originally meant for the PlayStation to be a CD-based expansion for the SNES.

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Game Fact Friday

There’s No Opening Cutscene In Tomb Raider: Legend Because Somebody Forget To Put It In

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Game Fact Friday

Pokemon Gold And Silver Were Supposed To Mark The End Of The Series Forever

hard to believe, isn’t it? Especially when you consider how huge Pokemon still is right now, and how many hundreds (thousands, even?) of those digital creatures there are in existence today. But it’s true: when Pokemon Gold and Silver were released all the way back in 1999, they were supposed to be the last Pokemon games in the series – they were even supposed to mark the end of the franchise entirely, trading cards and all.

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Game Fact Friday

Donkey Kong 64

Back during a time when you had to upgrade your video game console via “Expansion Packs” (such a terrible waste of a Christmas gift, it always seemed), Donkey Kong 64 emerged on the Nintendo 64 with one already included in the box. Why were Rare being so generous with this particular game? Were they worried it wasn’t going to sell or something? Why did Donkey Kong 64 need an expansion pack anyway? What gives, man?

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Game Fact Friday

Final Fantasy

We’ve all been there: somebody who isn’t familiar with the Final Fantasy game series approaches you with a sly grin and asks, “If it’s supposed to be the Final Fantasy, then how come there are so many games in the series?” Oh, you. How do you say the things that you say? Then again, said person does have a point – the fact that Final Fantasy II exists seems kind of at odds with the title of the first game. And yet there’s a perfectly good reason.

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