I'm not a fan of Funko either but recently I've seen some better ones, characters on vehicles and giant figures. They're kind of interesting. I almost bought a Deadpool the other day at Walmart, but. . . no.
Funny thing. I've owned many 70s albums over the years, but that one by Frampton, has never entered my collection. It's kind of strange, now I think of it.
There was a Kids in the Hall skit in a record store where Frampton is mentioned that I always remember. It's about a store clerk who is only into the Doors and tells everyone all else sucks. I've actually met people like this guy. Funny.
Ticket to Ride is great. I want to play the board game version sometime.
Many people have said that the Batman TellTale games are some of the best they did. I think they are very well done despite the fact that I don't like how they flipped all the characters personalities upside down.
Uncharted Fight For Fortune. I wanted to play that when I had my Vita. Darn it, I never got to it.
Pac-Man piloting the wooden guy. Now that I have to see.
No snow around my area of eastern PA. It worries me. I've just started walking part of Valley Forge Park though. There's a neat path across several fields with a hill along the way. It would be excellent for cross-country running, but I'm just fast walking right now.
Microsoft has their own rewards system. They give you tasks and you earn points for doing them. Then you redeem the points for money, gift cards, or other stuff. They have a page on the console's dashboard for it. I think it's new to Xbox One. I don't remember but I don't think they had this for Xbox 360.
This is my #2 game I want to play on the Switch, whenever I get one.
It took me a few tries to get used to the controls in the first Luigi's Mansion but I finally beat the game and really enjoyed it. I always liked Luigi best. The second one I played on 3DS and I couldn't get used to the controls. I was disappointed it didn't come to consoles. I'll go back to sometime and beat it.
It's an incredibly gorgeous game. I love the details of the medieval town. I still don't know where or how I was supposed to learn how to dress a wound. I guess I should've approached it in a completionist way and explored the town more and hunted down every little side mission.
It seemed easy enough at the beginning. I remember a scene after my fight where my mom tells me I'll have to learn how to dress my own wounds. Well, mom, tell me. She didn't.
