The Arcade Cab Project (part 1)

I came up in the idea in 2014. And it's 2020. I'm still sort of working on it. Or thinking about working on it. That's the same, right? The form this cab would take and the plans around it have shifted and adapted over the past years. I assumed it would be much simpler than … Continue reading The Arcade Cab Project (part 1) →

Steam Library Spreadsheet part 2: Getting more specific

This is a follow up to part 1 of my little mini-tutorial for Google Sheets combined with the why and how of my steam library spreadsheet. The primary goal of the spreadsheet and filtering down the large data set of my Steam library is for a theoretical home made arcade cab device I will probably … Continue reading Steam Library Spreadsheet part 2: Getting more specific →

Steam Library Spreadsheet part 1: GSheet basics

I have duplicated and shared a read-only copy of my Steam Library GSheet as of April 2019, which should make this post easier to follow. The "Raw Data" tab way over on the right is what I will be referring to. I track various video game collections through various means. Even with importing my Steam … Continue reading Steam Library Spreadsheet part 1: GSheet basics →

Game review: Slipstream (Steam)

Title Slipstream Platform: Steam / Windows Available on OS: Windows/Mac/Linux Genre:Racing, retro, arcade Game number: 2 of 1005 steam games (< 1%) Summary review:Graphics: I like the Outrun retro pastiche and performance is excellent: 5/5Music: I really love the sounds track and I don't think I'll ever get tired of it: 5/5Controls: Best with an … Continue reading Game review: Slipstream (Steam) →