Gamer Journal Information

Yet another great article from The Gamer Journal.  This time about Lost Echo Cave.  This walkthrough was really great.  As usual the information was spot-on, which is exactly what I was hoping to find.

I am happy that someone is keeping up good information about older games like Skyrim for those of us who still play them.

Halldir's Cairn

I found a great review of Halldir's Cairn at Gamer Journal.

There is a lot of good information available about a lot of different games over there, especially about Skryim.  In general, it is a pretty good place to find information, and when I was trying to get through Halldir's Cairn, I was able to get through it a lot easier because of the information I found there.

Skyrim: Redbelly Mine

Great guide to Redbelly Mine in Skyrim.

Don't Believe the Hype

The Gamer Journal nailed it on the head when he/she says that many SEO "experts" have it wrong about building backlinks.  I have read many, many articles about SEO (not that I have followed all of their advice) but this is one of the few that shows what it wrong with some of their so called advice about using social media to build backlinks.

Mithrandir

Mithrandir, or Gandalf, is a fabulous character and a wonderful wizard.  The interesting thing about Gandalf is that his magic was never very visible throughout the books.  He was more sage and guide than anything and yet he posessed a power that was unmistakable.

Bilbo Baggins Remembered

Bilbo Baggins Remembered is another take on the famous hobbit that started it all.  His quest to recapture the treasure of the dwarves from the lonely mountain, his famous riddle duel with Golem and all his many adventures have inspired generations of fantasy lovers and will continue to entertain both old and young for many years to come.

Helm's Deep

Another fabulous poem about Helm's Deep.  As a Tolkein fan and avid reader of just about anything related to fantasy I can say that this is definitely worhwhile reading.  Naturally there are those who will disagree, but that is to be expected on any topic.