good review. I don't know, I'm kind of interested, but don't really have the time to commit to it right now, nor the money. I'm content to play Twilight PRincess right now...
I'm not spending a lot of money, even though I'd like to, so I'm just getting an i5, 8 gigs of ram, and a 970. I'd like something greater, but the thing is with a desktop I can always upgrade later...
ha ha goot retort. But that was my feeling when I played it, I found a lot of the background repetitive. but you're right, it does have its beauty.
I was never a fan of the graphics of FF6. I know it's a great game, but they reuse so many of the assets, and it's just an ugly game I think. But that's just my opinion.
This looks interesting. I have to admit I've never heard of it before. Thanks for the blog!
sweet laptop man!!!
I'm thinking of finally buying a desktop in the next month or two.
My mom has been watching the OJ show. I can't really bear it. Seems interesting though. Amazing how long ago it was now.
maybe sometime, I don't know. I wasn't really into the idea, but I promised Jesse I would do a podcast for our D&D game eventually. I don't really feel comfortable talking about stuff like I know anything, but I might be able to work my way up to being on your show.
oh man, you're making me want to write my own blog about this machine. I loved it, and kept it until about 1996. I played a lot of munch man, and tombstone city. Tough game.
I wish games were still called "Command Modules"....
hey if you edit this blog entry, and his enter after the link, it will show up as a link. right now it's just text....
Congrats on getting a new podcast out!
wow! March 31. That's soon. I'm really glad it's finally moving forward at last man!!!
have you given thought to getting your PhD?
