I kind of wish I had more of that problem of less games. I'm up to eyeballs in games even though I've been cutting my collection down severely. More just comes in digitally.
In the interview with David Wise (I think that's his name) he mentioned that Aquatic Ambience was the more technologically challenging piece he had to make. He also said it was his favorite and that he plays it on saxophone in his band live.
My gaming is a bit of a social time for me, now I think of it. Mark and I crack jokes all during gaming. I'm probably just missing the goofing around moreso than just the gaming.
Yea, the time comittment with gaming is a bit oppressive. I'm keen to get back to my short game list.
Yea, that's cool. I do such things if my friend Mark is doing it too, like with Borderlands recently. I usually lose steam on my own.
I'm really interested in speed runs. When I get some time, I'm going to watch some.
I don't mind the low pay as long as I can get full-time work. I don't have a great ambition for money, but I'm really not making a living wage right now, and I have to fix that.
Must be a symptom of my stress right now. Gaming is a great escape. I think when I feel secure, I can let it go more easily.
Seems a good cheap way to experience some VR. I want to make that camera. Pokemon Snap would be great in VR.
Interesting. I'd probably want the full Switch if I was to play several hundreds of dollars.
So many. Recently I've been thinking about Fallout New Vegas. I'd like to play that.
Also, I played the first Silent Hill a while back and loved it. I've always meant to play the other games in the series.
Suikoden is another one. I have 1 & 2 on my PS3, still haven't dug into them.
My schedule has been very weird the last few years. That's probably the reason. I can't wait for a steady schedule again.
