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Just when I think you have done everything in Minecraft, you have something new. Freaking awesome. 

Yeah all the characters have these weird gear upgrades. Superman and I think Green Lantern have a weird headband thing. 

Playing it again I realized the levels aren't as long as I thought they were. The one level I was stuck on I managed to get through because I now mix in the grenades. Give it another play. 

I had Moana on my laptop to watch in Hawaii but never got around to it. I still haven't seen it. 

He was a little awkward around people, but he wasn't mean or anything. Just a little odd. 

Hahaha I made a similar comment during boarding. Nobody laughed. 

I always get a kick out of birds that wear googles and the old school cap, so Boom Jet would be my favorite out of the bunch. 

I used to think that Mount Backlog was something I had to fix, to justify buying the games in my library. I would play some really bad Playstation games (Hello 007 Racing) but after a year or two I realized I wouldn't get to the point where I could say I've beaten everything. After this, playing games became a lot more fun, and when the whole concept of trophies came about I would try to unlock some of them but they weren't a big deal. Hell because of the trophy system I started playing GTA games without codes. Now it feels odd to play those games with them (unless its a PC mod then hell freaking yeah!)

Going back to the actual topic I like saying "taking a game off Mount Backlog" because now it kind of feels like a game, an added bonus to finishing a game. Will I ever finish all my games? Probably not, there are a ton of really bad games I have on the old iPod, and Android, as well as a bunch on classic plastic, but it doesn't bother me. I'll still play some random freemium games on the iPad mixed in with whatever I'm playing on the laptop. Besides one of the games I play a lot of is an endless runner of a dug wearing a sombrero. Easily the best use of a $1. 

I didn't realize the three consoles have their mascots in games. That's really cool. 

I still haven't played it, but one of my friends loves the game and always tries to get me to play it. If I did play it I would take the same approach you did and give it a slow burn, and not try to play through chunks of the game. 

I think you playing Minecraft is like me playing NCAA Football: No matter how much time we put in, we can always go back to that game, and it is still as much fun on day 1 as it is today.