Funny you posting this blog because I was just thinking about finding a paint program or game maker program on Xbox.
I've always wanted to play with RPG Maker. I think I even owned a copy on PS1 years ago but never got deep into it.
Well, we all know what would happen if Rand's ideas became dominant. Bioshock. haha
I think I played a little bit of Vampyr before and wanted to get more into it. I've played so many games for like an hour and then quit thinking I'd come back to them.
I'd like to play as Spyro.
Which is more intriguing, what happened or why it happened?
No. Thanks for the info.
Love that Tyranny art style.
Reverse order, why not. I started shelf reading at work in reverse order. Started at 999 and worked my way to the 100s. It's a bit like self spell-checking by reading backward. It seems to help catch words spelled wrong, or as in shelf reading, books out of place. Experiencing a narrative backward sounds interesting. I'll have to think of where I can experiment with that.
I gotta play some more Destiny 2. I think I still have it installed.
I can't imagine getting platinum on Dragon's Crown. I wish I had more time to play it some more.
Golf - Atari 2600
PGA Tour Golf - Genesis
Links 2004 - Xbox
some mini golf game on Xbox One that I forget the title now
I don't like simulation sports games but I like cartoony ones. I'd love to play Golf Story (don't have a Switch), and Everybody's Golf (I have a PS4 but my friend doesn't, so I wish for a cartoony golf game on Xbox. I mean, there are a few there on Xbox One but none have been all that great.
Oh yeah, there was Outlaw Golf on Xbox. I played that a bit. Not great but fun for a little while.
It's that 12 tone system he uses a lot. It's eerie and otherworldly - unsettling, which is why I like it and most people can't stand it. haha.
I love the multitude of English slang words in his work. It has a good flow too. I've been trying to figure out his style and what makes it so easy to read. I watched a bit of a film retelling his days during WWII and noticed they had Wodehouse reading his work aloud to himself (I'm assuming that's an accurate portrayal). I think that's generally the key, write as you would speak and it flows well in the reading.
I played Crimes and Punishments on a lark and found I liked it. I played several other of that dev's Holmes games after that.
Oh my, a metalist. Brilliant! I'm on it.
I just borrowed the New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft beyond Arkham tome from my library. I'm sure I won't have time to read all 25 stories in it.
