PixlBit

I like learing through failure, but success is a part of that too at some point. Glad I passed when I saw this on Steam today for sale.

N64, GCN, GBC, GBA, NDS. I also used to play GameBoy, NES, and SNES, which belonged to my older brother who then got a PSX and 2 himself. 

The only problem I have with Steam is convenience; I'd rather boot and go instead of having to log in to something on my computer, and I also like having physical copies, but dammit those sales!

The "see more from this user" thing at the top of blogs now looks great, and I think I'll find use for it. I think I may have "felt" you changing something when I was commenting a blog earlier, then I saw the new thing I just mentioned. 

The gameplay and story are especially like water and oil for those of us non-JRPG gamers whos just rented FF for the pretty cutscenes. "Oh goddammit, more gameplay?" is not something I think often when playing a game, but it did happen ...

I don't own any last gen consoles, so just doing Steam on my laptop, buying older games for my Nintendo stuff, and gonna buy a PS4 after a price drop probably. 

Sorry you have to scream at the Kinect. Yay technology.

Master Chief, metal, grumpy cat, Batman and Arkham Origins ... someone help me make this game. 

I think I honestly enjoyed this or Twin Snakes most of the MG/MGS games I've played, which includes TS, MGS 1, 2 and a few minutes of NES time. 

I had no idea what the fuck was happening at the end either, but I do like rooftop fights. 

Wish I could have read GMR, but never heard of it before. Which is probably related to its short run ...

Me lacking sleep is a lot like drunk Homer. In fact, it's been scientifically proven: http://drowsydriving.org/about/facts-and-stats/ or at least the CDC and National Sleep Foundation of the U.S. seem to be indicating it has.

I heard somewhere that since the motion sickness you mention is common in Japan, they've tried to make changes to accomodate for that. I have no idea what my source on that is, though.