PixlBit

I got into Gears with Gears 3 and then went back and played 1 and 2. Mark and I played hoard mode in 3 a lot. 

I guess I'm thinking about works of art that have lasted for hundreds of years, even thousands. Is Gears going to be playable in 2600? Not that I'm going to know about it. 

For Xbox One yes, and I'm considering it. Xbox 360, I think so, but I never tried it. I know you can store games there but I'm not sure about running them from the external hard drive. I would assume so, but I haven't tried it. 

I gave in and went to McDonalds the other day. Drive-thru only and I had to wait in a line. 

What is it with Starbucks milk. It always seems a bit sour to me. I'm still at a Starbucks almost daily though - or was until this pandemic. 

Harder difficulty is interesting. It makes you come up with new strategies. A lot of the time though, I'm just impatient with it. 

I hope so. They just need to make good emulators or rerelease mini systems. 

Breed is a good one. I'm not a huge Nirvana fan, but I've liked some of their stuff remixed. There are a few different versions of their hits on a box set my bro-in-law gave me on Xmas that I still listen to from time to time. 

My friend Mark, I found out, was playing on Normal when he was complaining how hard it was. He took it down a notch and then he totally loved it. 

I'm excited to try Gears Tactics too. I believe it's going to release on Game Pass, so I'll get to play it. 

I love the way those games look. They're like the perfect versions of Game & Watch games. 

I'm so lost in the story now, I have no idea what I'm supposed to be doing. I just go to new worlds and hope things take care of themselves while I battle and search for collectibles. 

Conduct Together looks pretty cool. I wonder if it's by the same people as did Farm Together. I want to play that too. 

I saw Earth Atlantis on Xbox and was almost taken in by the art style. Maybe on a sale I'll pick it up.