I made an essentials list for myself and I'm trying to stick to them, but there's so much thrown at you now days, that it's easy to get distracted. I watched Mark start up Dante's Inferno today and I've been meaning to get back to that for years now. I didn't give in though.
I just got to the vertical passage and couldn't find a way up it.
Yukon, that's right. The name slipped from my memory for a moment. The first dialog with Herbie in the Toy Shop was like my exact life. There's a guy telling him to make toys, wiggle his ears, and make happy when he hates what he's doing. I'm not thinking of dentistry though. Ha.
I got Ni No Kuni II for $20 a week or so ago. I know what you mean though. There's a time cost to consider.
When ever I boot Ni No Kuni II up, I think of Dragon Quest, and want the battle system to be that. It's a bit better than the first game though and I'm getting used to the battle system.
Did you see that a remaster of Last Remnant is out next month?
I think they wanted to make it feel brutal for the story, but it makes it not fun. I mean, a war is not fun in reality. If you go for that in a game, the game also won't be fun. Dam, though, I so want to love it though. I keep thinking about putting myself through it all again. I shouldn't though. I'll just drop my controller again.
I feel like Paul Rudd tries to be funny, but he's not. It's probably just a subjective thing. Comedy is like that. You either get it, or you don't. It's very personal.
I was surprised too by Kid Chameleon. It's quite good, if I can figure out how to get unstuck in that one level.
Yea, I actually still have too many choices. I can get free rentals from the library and a ton of free stuff is still unplayed on my boxes. It does weird things to my brain. I just can't handle it anymore.
I've been strangely thinking of playing LA Noire lately. Why, I don't know.
Oh man, I'd forgotten about that pencil trick. That takes me back.
I have a case full of tapes from around 1986. I'm thinking they might not be playable anymore. Probably disintegrating or something by now. Luckily, I converted them all to CD back in 2000 or so.
I really haven't loved any of the Avengers movies so far. I think they have too many characters. Four is about my limit before I start to lose interest.
