PixlBit

You know how dangerous they are? They just run you over. They can't brute force me into a definition. 

I'm always looking at those Assassin's Creed games and wanting to see their environments in those historical settings. I never seem to get to them though. 

Holly cow, that's some stack of games. Wish I was there to pick some of them up. Records too. 

I still love GOW 1 and 2 best. 3 was good too but too many big cinematic QTE moments. Ascention was more of the same. GOW 4 is just a different fighting experience. I used to love the combos and the chains swinging around my head. That's what I love most about those games, now gone for good. 

I gave up on Inferno. You need other people in there to help, for sure. 

Honestly, I tried Twitter and couldn't deal with it on my phone. Posts clog it up like crazy. Who makes sense of that stuff? I have no interest in quick, casual posts about games either. It makes it feel even less meaningful. I would just lose interest right away. 

Yea, it's probably not right. 

Now I get records, rip them, and then give them away. Except for one, Pac-Man Fever because it looks good on the wall next to my game collection. I might get The Who's It's Hard album and keep it because it has an arcade cabinet on the cover. 

DQ Builders. My library has the first one, so I think they will get DQ Builders 2. I'll rent it. 

Every game has a thing in the options that shows you the controls. Why not this one? Maybe I should've looked it up online, but it offended me. I still have 3 and 4 to try out. 

I just didn't remember my password. I have it for 3DS though. Maybe I'll try that next time.

Well, I've toyed with the idea of youtube, or Twitter, or Instagram, but I still like the "long" form written blog. It's just my thing. I've started a wordpress site but haven't used it yet. I still like an actual community and not just words sent into the clouds. 

I read this article that suggested blogging is still strong and even essential for company web sites. Just maybe the gamers have left for video or more immediate forms of communication.

I mean, I'd love to stream if I could get my friend Mark into it (not going to happen). But, I think if I was just playing solo, I'd go play handheld systems. I could Tweet about that, but I can't imagine using Twitter for blogging. I can't type less than 250 words much less 140 characters about my hobby. Also, I don't see the point is saying something like, "just beat the dragon today". And that's it. Who cares? 

I can see how time is an issue for some people, especially gamers who game for hours on end into the wee hours. I usually can get an hour in for a blog though.