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Mark and I are almost done a third playthrough of Borderlands 3, this time with Mayhem level 1 activated. Mayhem mode increases the difficulty, adds more badass enemies and gives you better loot. At this point, we're both using almost nothing but Legendary gear. It's still fun to find that slightly better weapon or shield. 

I finally got my Wii-U up and running at home. I've been playing in very short bursts here and there. I'm really enjoying it. The first night I left it on and the menu music put me to sleep. I think it auto shut down after a while. 

The first dlc for Borderlands 3 dropped on Thursday, and Mark and I played it. I got the Season Pass and now I'm wondering what the dlc release schedule will be. 

On a whim, I rented Uncharted Lost Legacy from the library yesterday and played several hours of it. Then I returned to Xbox One and played almost the entire first Gnomes Garden in one sitting. Mark was still playing Borderlands 3 trying to get better weapons. Further details follow. 

But, apparently, they don't like long walks. So it says in the story of Gnomes Garden 3.

I took a break from Borderlands 3 today. I downloaded Destiny 2 because it was free. Of course, the slow doanload for a 95 GB file made it impossible for me to play today, so I played some Gears of War 5. Getting a bit bored of that, I switched to PS4 and played a more casual game called Gnomes Garden 3. I got hooked on that and then downloaded the 3 game bundle on Xbox because it was on sale. Details . . . 

Beyond Borderlands 3 achievements; thinking of a very Switch Christmas; wishing, and trying, to find time for my DS; thinking about how to play PC games on my Xbox; these are some things on my gaming mind lately. 

First of all games, then some reading,music and movies. Here goes. 

I very thoroughly explored all the levels in Borderlands 3 on Normal mode. I'm amazingly still missing some named locations and other things,. I started True Vault Hunter mode at level 47, so soon I'll be at the current level cap of 50. What net?

Years ago I bought an Intellivision at a flea market and a bunch of games and tried out Mattel's Shark! Shark! from 1982. I was surprised that it was so similar to a PopCap game I was playing on PC called Feeding Frenzy. Clearly one inspired the other.