PixlBit

So I saw Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Sorcerer's Stone in U.S.) listed on the 1997 in Literature page on wiki, but further inquiry reveals this: first released in June 1997 in UK; then 1998 for U.S.; then hit the NYT best seller list in '99-'00. So whatever. I'm sticking to '97 for my list just 'cause I don't want to get too technical with it - read as: takes more time. 

That's an interesting idea. What year did you become aware of media? I didn't start thinking seriously about the music I listened to until I was 13. I bought my first album around that age. 

I'm so mad I let Hexen slip from my collection. I may be able to land a copy this weekend, because I'm pretty sure I gave it to my friend Mark and he probably has two copies. 

Oo! i want that!

Holy moly! Horizon Zero Dawn (https://youtu.be/h-Y9xHLWIsU) looks amazing. I guess I missed seeing that one at E3.

I'm really annoyed right now because Hexen has escaped my collection. I wish Raven would release all three "Serpent" games: Heretic, Hexen and Hexen II in some sort of collection for consoles.

There was just a flood of games for the Playstation. I think I played both PS and N64 pretty regularly.

Planes, cars and boats. That about covers it all.

I'm not possitive I saw Happy Gilmore in the theater, but Mars Attacks and When We Were Kings definitely. 

How do you speed run as a Husk? You can jump with the "A" button. 

MI was ok. I went to it because a friend wanted to. Otherwise I might not have. The last one I saw, maybe MI3, was pretty ho hum. 

That game trolled me every time I played it. Got me angry that game.