actually, I was talking about 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, which is about the Iranian revolution. I don't really know what Peacemaker is, but it sounds cool.
I have no problem with games that make you empathetic. All great art does that, especially reading, I think.
I was watching something about hot wheels last night with my brother and my dad. me and my brother were reminiscing about our hot wheels and when we were kids. Had a lot of fun with those!
ha ha I know...
I don't know, you could trade that game back in still though, which u can't do for digital purchases.
I feel like streaming isn't good enough yet. I don't know, I haven't tried it, but I feel like local gaming is probably a step above for quality.
I used to gamefly but I would forget to return the games and get charged for them. Eventually I left the service.
Knightdriver rents a lot.
I think it installs the game, as well as the day one update.
you're certainly getting every dollar out of that game!
I REALLY want torment, but I'm trying hard not to buy it. I think I'm gonna spend the money on a new PC Xbox controller for my computer instead.
well, there's obviously a level of unhealthy addiction to something but.... you seem to really like games, so why not play and talk about them? The thing about life, is it's shit, so it's important to spend quality time doing what u like. I guess I'm the same way about music - there's no future in it for me, and no one listens to my music, but I still can't help make it, cause I enjoy it. But a lot of times I feel worthless about it. But it also relaxes and elates me.
So what if spending your time on something doesn't have some sort of concrete result. Sometimes that result is just relaxation and happiness.
Are u still working on that story I read that day?
And don't worry about posting blogs and comments so much. As a friend said in a song once, "I don't care what you say, I just want to hear your voice...."
