PixlBit

I'd love to do some podcasting. My friend Mark, though, has a speech issue that makes it kind of impossible. I mean, not for me, because I'm used to it and can understand him fine, but others might have trouble. I was thinking of some type of voice effect that might help, or maybe I could transcribe everything he says, and put it into a speech synthesizer. That would be kinda weird, and cool. Prob not going to happen though.

I just heard about Fallout 4. I can't wait to see it at E3. Oh wait. . . I haven't watched the current trailer yet! Gotta get on that.

Now that I have a HDMI ready TV, I'm really close to picking up a Wii-U. Tropical Freeze is high on my list of games to get.

Does a word puzzle game really need an exclamation point? Is there some crazy action elements in it? Maybe crossed with Fruit Ninja and fruit flying everywhere? Just saying. I like it as it is. Maybe a boxed outline (not sure the term for that) around it in the design of the tables in the game maybe?

They are definitely going on my list to play sometime.

I'll prob stay with win 7 for now. I think I'll be out of this laptop and on to something else in the near future anyway. It is over five years old now.

Yea, "growing up all over again". I keep thinking I should be disinterested in this stuff as an adult, but I'm actually fascinated with it. I'm not playing with my Hotwheels again though. That stuff's for kids. LOL However, I kind of live my Hotwheels fantasies at work, now I think of it.

They blink in and out kinda fast and not always in the same places, making it hard to predict where they will appear. I can handle one of them, but multiples are just killer.

I'm wondering how deep you can go with Spotify. Can you select individual albums, all in a playlist, and then play them in shuffle mode? I wonder what's available there too. I really like access to everything. I'm going to take a looksee at Spotify sometime.

Minecraft surprises me everytime I play it. They made the monsters knock really loudly at your doors now at night. It scared the wits out of me the first time I heard it.