PixlBit

I tried to get into the Zatana DC comics once looking for a DC version of Dr. Strange but I didn't like it that much. My DC thing in comics is any Batman that features Arkham Asylum and Harley Quinn, although I'm not sure about the new series with her. I'm on the fence about them. I liked the Gotham City Sirens series but didn't get into her joining Suicide Squad and then Birds of Prey. I'm still looking for something interesting with the DC femme fatales. 

I think I got hung up on the very first one when I played it months ago. 

Lego Indy 2, which had Crystal Skull on it, is right after Lego Batman. I know I used to have one of the combo games with both Lego Indy 2 and Lego Batman in one box. Another one has escaped my collection. 

All the DLC is free through Game Pass so it's like I have the ultimate edition now. 

I sort of want Farm Together in Game Pass because I could then play it on console, PC, and phone. Or maybe I'm glad it isn't. 

For some reason, I thought when you said "keyboard" in the title I thought of an electronic piano keyboard. Silly me, that's what I was thinking of earlier today. 

$20 on Xbox digital is a bit steep for Lego Batman. I'd like to own it though. 

I do actually grind in some games but DQ really tries my patience with their just-one-more-boss storylines. 

Typing of the Dead was fun. 

I saved it for later on my external drive. I'm trying to play what's most recent first. 

Both were on Xbox/PS2/Gamecube. The XIII remaster is on all current systems. 

The closest I've played to this is the math sections of Brain Training on DS. It was fun for like 5 minutes but the math problems were too basic.

I really think there is still room for improvement in edutainment. I had a lot of fun with Mavis Beacon's typing tutorial program and I learned how to touch type too. Most of the educational games are for little kids and the adults have to do it the boring, tedious way.