I was just thinking about Sega CD. I don't think I have one anymore but I have a Saturn. I forget if it was backwards compatible or not. Boy, I remember getting that monstrous deck that connects the Genesis to the CD player. Fun stuff.
Now you mention it, I do see the hand of Disney in this film now. That Solo was made a scoundrel with a heart of gold is totally a Disney thing. Boo! He's just a scoundrel. Tell that story.
Bump it up. It's so good the more I think about it.
I wish I'd seen Solo on IMAX. Space flight stuff is so great on that screen.
Rise of the Tomb Raider is astoundingly good.
I played Enemy Front a while back. It was fine. I liked the music in it. Reminded me of Wagner.
Great! I can't wait to listen to Metal Mondays.
I'm playing some Twin Bee on my 3DS and am getting Sega Genesis Classics next week. I need to figure out what to play from SNES in June.
I heard that was really good. I just can't get myself to download a game on my phone. Now I have an unlimited plan though, so maybe. It's just such a utilitarian device for me right now. I feel like I'm poluting it. One day when I'm waiting for a plane or something, I'll do it.
I wish I had a dollar movie around here. About the best I can do is see a matinee for $10.
I found it quite satisfying, once I got over my usual bloodlust for run-and-gun, to take out the guards above with silent arrows and lure the rest into poison clouds. Then loot them all. Ha ha. I noticed she can't loot the dead good guys. I guess the Geneva Convention only covers friendlies?
No but I was always interested, which is why I downloaded Rise from Game Pass. Now that I'm hooked I want to play it right away. Also, I just read Crystal Dynamics has been doing Tomb Raider games exclusively since 2006. I've played a few of their previous games too like Project Snowblind.
After doing a lot of bow-and-arrow play in Rise of the Tomb Raider, I'm psyched to get back to Horizon and bow it up some more. I love bow-n-arrow in games.
I used to like a certain Sum 41 song. I think it was "Still Waiting".
I came across that book Can't Happen Here and immediately thought of the Zappa song where he sings in monotone, "It can't happen here" over and over. It was a Mothers of Invention song, I can't remember the title offhand but it was probably on Freak Out. I want to read it.
So I am really obsessed with this book by Paul Johnson "Modern Times" . It's not really modern because it came out in '84 but it's an eye opening summary of historic events 20s to 80s. I can't put it down. Changing my mind about so many things.
