I like the idea of approaching games with a literary criticial style. I think there should be a Siskel and Ebert for video games. Each has a strong opion that they put into their review. That's great!
I do almost all my gaming at my friend Mark's place. If he got Game Pass, we'd be able to play a lot of co-op games together online. I haven't played a local co-op game since Halo 1 days.
Skies is really cool. By the way, I was able to redownload Tales of Vesperia on my Xbox 360. Certain digital games I have on 360 aren't back compat on Xbox One, and this is one of them.
I missed a few days this week too. I have to get up earlier now, so I often am too tired to blog after the day is over.
With the force field that closes in on you, I thought of Pub-G, but maybe that happens in Fortnite too? I've yet to dabble in that game.
They've been really slow on phone games but I know it's coming soon. I've got to get a WIn 10 laptop sometime to play the Game Pass on PC.
Another Dreamcast, probably not, but it was fun when Mark and I were playing it. We played ots of co-op and multiplayer on that system: Gauntlet Legends and Quake III Team Arena. I miss Sega Bass Fishing though, so maybe.
I had Taiko Drum Master on PS2 at one point. I don't remember playing it though. I'd like to do that now.
I also tried to get Rock Band 1-3 today at Gamestop but I think they don't sell them anymore. I'm sure I've seen them at a GoodWill around here though.
I just listened to a Rhino Records podcast with his drummer from the 1999 days. Really interesting stuff. My favorite of his is the SIgn O' the Times album still.
I haven't been to the DMV in Philly for a long time. I hope I don't have to go anytime soon.
I just shelved the Art & Artifacts book right next to Hyrule Historia at my library. I got to take them out sometime.
