http://www.youtube.com/MobileLANParty I will be streaming my reviews of games with my children on YouTube. I hope you can join me and leave feedback!
Author: D. C. Cerullo
Gaming Dad Blog 14: Slither.io
The Great Quarantine of 2020 (I hope it ends this year) has reached my blog. Hopefully this means I can spend more quality time writing. As a result, my kids have had to spend more time on the computer doing lessons. Reading, writing, math, and other lessons need frequent breaks for a 6 and 3…
Gaming Dad Blog 13: Minecraft – A Multiple Part Series
One of the games that I have been very excited about showing my children is Minecraft. I always thought of it as “video game Legos” and they enjoy playing with Legos. I first started out in Creative Mode because they can fly and build whatever they want. It took some time introducing the controls but…
Gaming Dad Blog 12 – Cars 3: Driven to Win
Out of curiosity, I searched up Cars games because my son loves all of Lightning McQueen’s adventures. He has a playdough set, 100 or so hot wheels, and a pencil box based on the Disney movies. His obsession even reached my daughter because she begged me for some hot wheels too. She follows more traditionally…
Gaming Dad Blog 11: Star Trek Fleet Command
Star Trek This is one of those base building, unit upgrading, and grinding out unless you pay kind of mobile games. My older brother is a huge Trekkie so it was a good chance to play with him. The kids loved it. They got to click buttons, upgrade star ships and blow up bad guy…
Gaming Dad Blog 10: Character Creation
This is something that I will continue to explore to determine if there is anything we can learn by making characters. Then again there is always the moral question about predetermining genetic structure. My brothers have been raving about a game called Outward. I tried it before showing my kids, but figured that they might…
Gaming Dad Blog 9: Sago Mini
Sorry for the delay, this was going to be posted but the COVID-19 pandemic put us in quarantine. We are all safe and hope you are too! It’s no secret that my son is a battery that never runs out. Sometimes at restaurants, we do the bad parent thing that gets us all the stares….
Gaming Dad Blog 8: Arcade Games Revisited
We revisited the arcade games, not on my request but on the kids. I might have suggested that we play video games, but my daughter requested the game with the coo-coo heads. My daughter named all the ghosts and goblins “coo-coo heads.” Any villains for me are now coo-coo heads. Well I was really progressing,…
Gaming Dad Blog 7: Retro Gaming Mat and Retro-bit Generations
Christmas has come and gone. My wife knows that I love video games and arcade games so she bought me an 8 bit and 16 bit arcade console. It’s amazing how little they are compared to my old NES and Atari. I have only played them with my kids. Somehow, these low graphic games are…
Gaming Dad Blog 6: Pillars of the Gaming Dad
Pillars of the Gaming Dad As a teacher, I naturally want my kids to learn while playing games. I feel like half of my historic knowledge comes from watching my dad play Civilization. I even remember learning to type while playing EverQuest. Now that I think of it, my father used to play Super Action…