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I'm sitting here waiting for fireworks. Immediately, of course, I think of a video game. This one is Rocket Mania. It's a fixed screen puzzle game I played way back in 2003 on PopCap.com. Reconnect the fuses as fast as you can and watch the fireworks. I just noticed there is a Deluxe version on Steam for download for $1.25. Yippie! But that's not all my droogs, I've been playing lots of other things too. Details!

I got two categories: current and retro. Retro will be media between the years '95-99. Here's the list.

A bunch of stuff here. I finished with Disneyland Adventures, dug into some DKC games, popped in some GameBoy games into my SNES GameBoy Player, and roamed the post-apocalyptic landscape in Fallout 4 and Wasteland 2. DETAILS!

I've been busy doing HTML5/CSS/Javascript coding for class but I managed to find some time to play. I downloaded Disneyland Adventures from Game Pass because I liked what little I played on the Kinect version of the game. Now I'm hooked.

I dithered around with Game Pass games today while downloading the new Games with Gold freebies: Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia and Sonic's All-Star Racing: Transformers. Notes follow. 

I played the first 20 games in the 50 game collection today. Here are the details.

June is the month I choose stuff from the years '90-'94. In games this means Sega Genesis and SNES, but I've got other media I'm experiencing too. Here's what's on my plate. 

I played three games after the memorial day parade, which I went to for the first time in a long while. Notes follow.

I dug into this today and I think I love it. 

I saw Solo on Friday. There was a whole group of cosplayers outside the theater: storm troopers, sandpeople, Chewy, Sabine, and Boba Fett. That sort of set the mood right. Then I finished the campaign in Rise of the Tomb Raider and tried to start some State of Decay 2 but it wasn't finished downloading so I played some Lego Batman. Notes follow.