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2013 is when I started here. I've kind of given up on keeping track. I can't even remember what I played week to week anymore, thanks to Game Pass. I let the Xbox app tell me the last 8 or so games I've played if I want to write a blog. 

Lake was very chill. Made me want to apply for a rural postal delivery job. I noticed in the credits, however, the devs admitted to making the job seem much easier than it really is in the game. 

Front Line is a favorite. The others on Milestones are unfamiliar to me, which is good, I want to see something new to me. 

That mini cabinet looks great! I want it for Lunar Rescue but the list of 40 games is pretty darn good. 

Yeah, Game Pass saves me a ton of money because I would usually get a fair number of first-party microsoft games that are now releasing day-one on Game Pass. 

Wow! I did not know that. It was on GamePass and I needed a simple game to try for achievements. I've found some of these "family" games kind of fun from time to time as well. This one got pretty boring after finishing a few championships. I even saw DLC for it the other day - new tracks. Maybe if I need some quick achievements to stay ahead on my monthly leaderboards, I'll consider them, but probably not because there are plenty of other games to try on Game Pass that are much more interesting. 

I'd love to play Shovel Knight Pocket. Rune Factory 4 I think I saw on Xbox. I'd like to check that out. I'm also up for any match-three game, so I will look for Match Three Pirates for sure. 

Thought I would download Gems of War again but went with the Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel that recently dropped on Xbox. I haven't played it yet though. 

I never heard of this one. Seems a theme with me lately. I spied a Xbox 360 game I never heard of last weekend, RAW: Realms of Ancient War. I thought I was familiar with just about every game on that system, N64 too. I guess there's always some game I missed. 

It was called Race with Ryan. You get real video of this kid Ryan and his family in between races. It wasn't a bad game but there are only a handful of tracks and you race them forwards and backwards over and over again. 

In a way, it's kind of refreshing not to have all those online services. I get overwhelmed by it all on Xbox. 

I'm still half unpacked. That half is my TV and related gaming gear.