jamal1984

You just swapped out your Xbox 360 or PS3 and now your C3 Church videos are gone. No warning. No backup. Just silence where worship used to play.

I remember staring at my first Excnconsoles box, wondering if I’d ever figure it out. You’re probably doing the same right now.

I’ve watched businesses waste money on ads that never find real customers. You know the feeling. You build something good. You post it online.

I miss popping in an Xbox 360 disc and hearing that whir. You do too, right? But who still has the console hooked up? Who keeps a stack of discs handy?

I’m tired of gaming news that feels like digging through trash. You are too. Why do you have to check five sites just to find out if that game you care

You bought a PS5. You love The Witcher 3. Now you’re staring at your shelf wondering: Is it actually good on this thing?

You’ve typed `java MyProgram` and gotten nothing but a wall of red text. Or worse (silence.) Your code runs fine in IntelliJ. It compiles in Eclipse.

PC or console. You’ve heard it a thousand times. I’ve argued it in Discord chats, at parties, and while waiting for a game to install.

Gaming currency is everywhere on consoles. You see it in the PlayStation Store. You bump into it on Xbox. It’s even hiding in Nintendo eShop tabs.

I tried Exconsoles because my friend said it was easy. It was not easy. I broke three controllers. I missed two birthdays.