PixlBit

I'm one of the few who love iTunes. It's a pain but I've been using it for so long that I actually like it. Maybe its more Stockholm Syndrome especially since I bought a lot of media from iTunes. 

Have you tried Musicbee? It is really customizeable, you can even install a travel version and have all your music and the program live on an external hard drive, and you can use it on different PC's.

I've never seen Rick and Morty. Maybe I should watch an episode or two. 

The only tea I dig has ice in it, but I do love a good croissant. Heck even the Costco ones aren't bad if you microwave them for 10 sec. 

I wanted to check out GameStop last week in the mall but I didn't want to go through the hassle of dealing with their employees. 

I love CD binders. It keeps everything together. I'm slowly moving everything to big 400 space binders. They're uniform and easier to keep the genres together. 

Mall, Sega game, I'm kinda hoping he "bought" Golden Axe at either Software Etc., or Kaybee Toys. 

It would be a lot of fun. 

I liked Crackdown more than C2. It was fun to just run around jump on buildings and take down bad guys. This was a good period for games because there was a lot of options. I was all about the Vita and PS4. Funny thing is I probably use the 3DS a lot more than the other two. 

Glad everything went smoothly. Having the space really does help, and I have thought about upgrading but I might just grab an old USB external for now as a temporary setup when I get RDR2. I probably won't get it for a bit, but just in case I should be ready for that crazy install. 

I'm not surprised Nintendo would do this. A lot of companies have done this with their products doing a new updated version to bring in more sales. I don't think I would buy a new Switch because I don't need another one. The one I have works fine, I don't need it to have the latest and greatest screen because to be honest I never looked at Nintendo games to be top of the line games when it comes to graphics. 

Yeah thats from years of collecting. At one point I thought the bigger the collection the better, but after ahwile it just takes up space. Hopefully I can move it all. 

Ok so I listened to the podcast and I liked the talk about the SNES Classic and how you're being true to the old style by not using the saves. I wish you guys would talk more about the other fighting games because the discussion about Street Fighter was easily my favorite part of the episode. 

I need to do something similar especially with stuff you just don't see on CD.