I was kinda luke warm on the design of the D.I. figures at first, but I'm beginning to really like them now. They have the stamp of the specific game engine they were designed in.
I have like two minds with gaming. One is all about co-op and the other is single player stuff. I've been putting in the time with the co-op stuff cus I have a friend to do that with, but I'm annoyed I can never find much time for the single player stuff. I'm going to preorder Ratchet & Clank, but how to find time for it. I don't know.
You said it, February was positively hell for me. But, at least I got a lot of toys to life stuff cheap. Maybe that's what kept me sane.
Good luck with the museum job. That should be perfect for you.
I wish I'd kept my old Halo 3 edition Xbox 360. I wanted to tinker with that after it red-ringed. Instead, I gave it to a friend and he gutted the thing. I'm kicking myself over that now.
I'm planing on trading in several games for Ratchet & Clank next month. I'm pretty much over keeping everything now. At lot of stuff in appearing in digital form anyway.
I've just started using the discs, and I think I've found something else to collect. Those things are pretty cool in-game. There's not too many of them in the wild around here though, but I've got a few places I can go.
Idle Thumbs has become a favorite of mine too. I've got to try and drop your podcast into my iPod.
What's that? I guess I'll find out when I get to build there again.
These crazy low prices on the old Skylanders and D.I. games have got me into them. Add to that the sales on the figures, and I'm in crazy collector heaven. Luckily the games are pretty fun. I am starting to yern for a bloody FPS or stat heavy RPG though.
Oo, maybe. I have to stop buying toys-to-life stuff first though. I still have a few more to go.
