PixlBit

For some reason I kept getting killed in the first area in Deus Ex the first time I played it. It seemed like I had to hide, but I should give it another shot.

Escape from Monkey Island was in a 3D world. You had to place yourself in just the right spot to get the text to pop up. I didn't have that problem with the older games ported to Xbox. They were all less free roaming. More 2D.

I loved Half-Life on PS2. But,  I'm sure it played better on PC back then, everything usually did.

I occasionally try a platformer. I saw Braid at the Franklin Institute and liked the graphics. Maybe I'll actually try and get past the first few areas again.

I thought it was great they had so many playable games there, even old classic PC games like System Shock.

Meeting Warren Specter would be great. Lucky you.

Ghosts N Goblins, that was the game I was trying to remember. I knew it was taken from that just the name escaped me.

Having to earn a save is kind of cruel. I'm not doing it.

I recently played Pac-Man World 1 and 2 on GBA. They weren't too bad.

I did a web site a few months ago for a course. That was fun but I can't imagine the complexity of some of these games.

I was really getting into it until I realized how slow I was in boss battles. I suppose I could've persisted but I've got a lot of games to test. Something's really got to grab me to keep me in there.

Mutant looks pretty sweeet. I wish I could buy so much stuff this holiday, but it won't happen. I'll get whatever comes on on Game Pass, Forza Horizon 4, at least.

Yea, it sometimes seems so random. I hate that.

Oh man, hair pulling out time. As if platforming wasn't enough of a headache for me.

I mowed a lot of lawns as a kid for spending money. If only I was into computers, I might have made a lawn mowing game myself.