PixlBit

Yea, well, I have so much to check out on the system. 

I finally got one! I haven't had time to even open the box yet, but soon. 

Wish there was a Hallmark arcade cabinet ornament this year to add to my collection. SNES looks good though. 

Steel Assault looks like Metal Slug. 

Hava Jenga for Xmas. 

Yeah, I love it. Interesting tables and some history. I need the original box for their Williams Collection game. 

I always knew you could do either in Dishonored, it's just I was following the suggestions the game makes for doing things stealthily. I'm going to play it again sometime and brazenly run-and-gun it. haha.

Funny, I've only heard such high praise recently about God Hand. No one seemed to care much about God Hand for most of the time it's been out. I always thought it was just a quirky favorite of my friend and me that probably few others enjoyed or even noticed. The "greatest of all time" words I hear now sound funny to me. But, I guess that can happen where a game is mostly ignored at first and then is recognized later on. Either that or I just never paid attention to the reception in the press and elsewhere back in '09. 

I will say this, God Hand will stress your button fingers. So much so that my friend feels he can't play it anymore. I think it's possible to execute the moves gently, but it's hard to not mash and lean into it when you are fighting. 

That's a great list, however, I kind of like the Resident Evil movies for their style over substance. I think I've seen most of them now in the theaters. They are not good though, so I have no problem with them being on your list. 

Some I've seen that were terrible: Bloodrayne (Uwe Boll again) and that Doom movie with The Rock. One thing that entertained me about the Bloodrayne movie, though, was very late in the movie, for no reason whatsoever, Boll has a montage of all the previous bloody action scenes. That segment alone had me rolling with laughter at how stupid and out of place it was. It was like the movie was parodying itself. 

I got some good stuff today, Final Fantasy Tactics (PS1), Fire Emblem Echoes (3DS) and Pinball Hall of Fame Gottlieb Collection (PS2). 

I just have to cut down my collection. I will probably be moving next summer and I don't want to carry a lot of boxes around. 

I just put Into the Breach on a list of games I want to play. Not sure I should get a Switch just to play that though. I do want a Switch. Just don't have the time for it right now. 

You can even use your monsters to help you navigate the dungeons. Some break walls and others help you levitate so you can get higher in a jump or go farther. You can jump over encounters too so you're not stuck with endless random battles. 

I always wanted to try the Fatal Frame games. I always missed out on them and then they immediately got expensive used. 

Well, Microsoft Flight Simulator made me think of upgrading but that game alone wouldn't make me upgrade. I just noticed more and more games in the Xbox store being only playable on a Series S or X recently. Seemed the thing to do so I don't miss out on any day-one releases on Game Pass.