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I just got to the vertical passage and couldn't find a way up it. 

Yukon, that's right. The name slipped from my memory for a moment. The first dialog with Herbie in the Toy Shop was like my exact life. There's a guy telling him to make toys, wiggle his ears, and make happy when he hates what he's doing. I'm not thinking of dentistry though. Ha. 

I got Ni No Kuni II for $20 a week or so ago. I know what you mean though. There's a time cost to consider. 

When ever I boot Ni No Kuni II up, I think of Dragon Quest, and want the battle system to be that. It's a bit better than the first game though and I'm getting used to the battle system. 

Did you see that a remaster of Last Remnant is out next month?

I think they wanted to make it feel brutal for the story, but it makes it not fun. I mean, a war is not fun in reality. If you go for that in a game, the game also won't be fun. Dam, though, I so want to love it though. I keep thinking about putting myself through it all again. I shouldn't though. I'll just drop my controller again. 

I feel like Paul Rudd tries to be funny, but he's not. It's probably just a subjective thing. Comedy is like that. You either get it, or you don't. It's very personal. 

I was surprised too by Kid Chameleon. It's quite good, if I can figure out how to get unstuck in that one level. 

Yea, I actually still have too many choices. I can get free rentals from the library and a ton of free stuff is still unplayed on my boxes. It does weird things to my brain. I just can't handle it anymore. 

I've been strangely thinking of playing LA Noire lately. Why, I don't know.

Oh man, I'd forgotten about that pencil trick. That takes me back. 

I have a case full of tapes from around 1986. I'm thinking they might not be playable anymore. Probably disintegrating or something by now. Luckily, I converted them all to CD back in 2000 or so. 

I really haven't loved any of the Avengers movies so far. I think they have too many characters. Four is about my limit before I start to lose interest. 

Yea, if TellTale were still around, they could do a Halo Story based on one of these books. 

I'm reading the latest one now, Halo Silent Storm, and I think it's a sign of what is coming in the next Halo game. It's going right back to the roots of the series. It takes place right after first contact with the Covenant. Master Chief and his Blue Team are on a dangerous mission to recover alien technology. I think it basically takes place before the events of Halo Reach and Halo Combat Evolved. 

I only hope the next game is like this book.