I didn't like Borderlands at first. My friend liked it a lot so it made me try it again and I started to like it. It does frustrate me fairly often though, I've rage quit it several times. I do love the humor in it.
Behemoth is really great. I narrowed down the songs on that album to two favorites: The Satanist and Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer.
Sounds very romantic: anniversary, Super Mario 3D World co-op. It's an adult gamer's dream come true. There needs to be a sunset and violins and a slow pull away from the scene at the end of the movie.
Ah The Vicar of Dibley. I got into that show right after I saw the French and Saunders show. I saw Dawn French in the Vicar show and Jennifer Saunders in Absolutely Fabulous. What has kept me thinking about Vicar of Dibley though is Trevor Peacock. He played Jim Trott, the guy who stutters. I keep seeing him in things like in many of the Shakespeare plays made for TV by the BBC and, most recently, in the 2000 TV movie of Don Quixote with John Lithgow. Trevor is a great actor, but I find it hard not to see him as Jim Trott going, "no, no, no, no. . . yes." in every role.
I've been thinking about backups too. I thought about it last year as well. Still thinking. . .
I love jumping around to all sorts of systems, but I did stay with 360 a lot because that's what my regular gaming buddy plays.
I managed to finally finish Mass Effect 1 a year or so ago. Now I've got to catch up and play the rest.
I really want to play Pikmin 3. If Nintendo would just release one other thing that I must have for Wii-U, I'd pick one up.
Haven't seen any of those yet, but I've heard a lot about them.
I hope I can get to Persona Q sometime this year. It's definitely on my list to play.
It takes time. I figure a book takes about as long as a single player campaign in most video games. Something like 15 hours or so. That's how I think of it anyway. Of course, I'm reading War and Peace right now, so that's more like some kind of RPG campaign. I have no interest in speed reading though. That's like cheating your way through a game. You don't experience it thoroughly.
