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So here I am sitting here enjoying my leftover pizza and listening to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and it hits me that I never uploaded my latest entry on Monday. Instead of doing so I figured I would just rewrite it adding new typos and sentences that are probably repetitive, random, make no sense, and would be omitted if I would just take the extra five minutes to reread the post, but then it wouldn’t be my ramblings. Anyways let’s get started

I got so long-winded last time when talking about the games in my last blog on the mini PlayStation Classic that I decided to split it into two blogs.  So if you haven’t read that one yet, I encourage you to please do so.  Anyway, here’s the second batch of games on the PlayStation Classic.  I don’t have as much to say about most of these games, so hopefully this will go by a little faster. 

So yesterday I was sitting in the hospital lobby (no worries my family member was getting a checkup in the doctor’s office that is next door, and I don’t like sitting in that waiting room) and I swear I spent two hours playing that Gem War game on the Switch. Yes I spent $225 on a console so I could play a freebie game. I swear. The time did go by fast and I hit the orb lottery by getting 5,000 as a reward so I maxed out my four characters and I will most likely do the same with the other characters I have so I can actually start mixing and matching lineups.

With my new system that simplifies how I decide what weapons to equip, I had some brain space available to figure out strategies that combine the effects of all the different item types my character has in Borderlands. 

Games Beaten

I always pick Roland, the soldier, in Borderlands 1, but today (because of achievements) I tried the other three characters to try out their specials. I liked Mordecai and his pet Bloodwing the best.