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I was thinking the other day of doing a comic strip where every panel is someone struggling with something when the answer is right in front of them. Could be a thing. 

I'm about half way through. I certainly love the art design of it. 

I still want to play Broken Age and those Lucas Arts games like Full Throttle and Day of the Tentacle. I know I'm going to get stuck in them, but I want to anyway. 

I've always had trouble with the controls in Defender. It's that weird thing when you turn around and the screen seems to shift. I've tried to get a handle on it but failed. Hit detection too drives me nuts. Those aliens dodge around your shots making it really tricky to get a good shot on them. I find the game difficult. I keep going back to it now and again too see if something clicks. I really want to save those humans. 

Yea, they are definitely silly. 

The meaning of Inside isn't too much on my mind as I play it. I'm concerned with completing the puzzles and being able to finish it. This is why I usually don't play these kinds of games. Obscure solutions to puzzles do not entertain me. 

Yeah, you can do a lot of silly stuff. I got to get my friend a copy so we can play co-op. . . oops, I've just read there's no campaign co-op. Nuts!

I played the first one when it came out. I liked it but not the time limits. I like photography in games too. Then I played a demo for DR3 and had the same issues with time limits. Basically, I just want to fight the zombies, preferably with a friend in there co-op. DR4 seems to let you fight on your own time. 

I've tried games at the top of the Metacritic list and usually didn't like them much. Some of my favorite games are only in the 70s. 

I watched my friend Mark beat the game today. I played other things because I got kind of bored. I'm a little tired of the whole loot management system in certain games. 

I'm not particularly nostalgic for the 80s. I miss some of the things I used to do, but I could take or leave most of it. I wasn't that keyed into the times, I guess. I was an outsider, always.