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Cary says it's by many of the same devs as worked on Portal. I believe it. It's a quality game. I might go back to it because it has been on my mind lately. 

I never liked TNG. I try to, but it just rubs me the wrong way. I don't like the living room style bridge and all the characters seem to lack a backbone to me. It's politics in space instead of frontier adventure like TOS. I might give it another shot soon though. I've been watching some Babylon 5 with Mark because he knows one of the actors on the show. It's not bad. 

I lost it in the second Call of Juarez. There was some mission at a farm that I kept failing. I'd like to return to it sometime though.

Never did play inFamous even though I was keen to in order to have any exclusives for Playstation. 

The movies kind of trailed off for me after Wrath of Khan. I love they all tackle difficult subjects. That's Rodenberry for sure. The ones today are way too safe and shallow. 

Oh cool. I got a free month of Gamefly when I went to cancel and so kept it just to have Ni No Kuni 2 on the list by itself. I hope I get it next week. 

Wow. Cool. I can't wait to see what you make. Game development is so exciting. 

Thanks!

Yes, I caught that in the first one. GlaDOS! 

Have fun. I love what they did with some of the characters from the first movie. No spoilers. You'll like it. 

I usually burn out on puzzle games pretty quickly, but I'll try Bridge Constructor or it's Portal version if it comes to Game Pass on Xbox. 

Yea, but I believe there were some compromises made to get it there. It's not the pure PC experience from what I've heard. 

That Vanellope face reminds me of Sara SIlverman's face and the nightmares I have of her tormenting me. Just kidding. But if any floating head in a dream could make me wake up in a cold sweat, it might be Vanellope. She's got that crafty smile that says, "I've found a way to make you look rediculous." 

I'm in a real mood for more casual gaming like Letter Quest and any Lego game. I'll have to see what's on Game Pass along those lines tomorrow.