PixlBit

yeah, I see a new Minecraft book at my library every darn day. I even saw a new comic at the comic store. Where is Minecraft not? That's the question. 

Tyranny looks pretty cool. 

I got into Forza so by accident. I've played the heck out of all of them now and can't wait for 5. 

I think it was Genan.

That's cool about Minecraft Dungeons arcade. I'll have to hit Dave & Busters sometime. 

Woah! Act Raiser Renaisance! Also interested in the new Kirby game. I haven't watched it but will sometime soon. 

Yeah, fun! 

Joust, the true source of Mario Bros. I'm still getting my head around that. 

I got to exactly 5:15 in that video. I thought you had to jump between the black ooze and kept dying. How did I know you could just kick them to death! I'll have to boot up my copy on Xbox One again sometime and try and get farther. 

What did you have to do for that Platinum?

I never thought about the comparison between Mario Bros and Joust. Interesting. 

The pallet swap Luigi is for the birds. I'm glad they made him his own character after Mario Bros. 

Where I was wasn't too bad but areas around my work got hit pretty good. They have to boil their water for a while until the water treatment plants get running again - glad I don't have to do that. 

The farther you get from Philly the worse the flooding got. Luckily I'm pretty close to Philly but just west of me, where I work, there was bad flooding. The water treatment plants shut down and people out there have to boil their water for a while. I'm glad I don't have to do that. I now have something new to think about in a crisis, unsafe water. Yikes!

I played maybe 2/3rds or so of Psychonauts. I even tried to replay it recently but didn't get very far. This new one plays much better. The action and fighting is pretty good and there's no BS platforming that stops me cold, never to return. However, Minecraft is keeping me from finishing Psychonauts 2 and Forza Horizon 5 is out this weekend. Ah! Rats, will I ever get back to it? "But time / keeps flowing like a river / to the sea." - Alan Parson's Project.