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There's actually quite a lot that games throw at you. Sometimes I think they should be simpler. Like God of War's menu system is so darn complex. So many things you can adjust. It's like overwelming. Am I playing a game or designing a database from scratch? 

I've heard that the Japanese have an issue with dizziness in first person games. However, I was getting dizzy in Breakdown. Every time you did a side dive roll the screen would rotate 360 degrees. Yikes. 

Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard is from 2009. Had cover controls from 2002 though. 

Yea, Fall of Cybertron but it's only on current systems in Australia for some bizarre reason, and it's not backwards compatible with Xbox One either. Darn it. 

If the camera was a little better in some of the stealth areas, I might've gotten to the end. I loved everything else about the game. 

Deadpool was way funnier and way better. 

They do. There are lots of libraries that aren't public ones I found out when reading a library science book recently. 

As long as the sequences aren't that long. The one in Beyond Good & Evil just kept going. I frickin' hate sneaking around.

I love that I could beat it in one long sitting and replay it the next day. I wish every game was like that. Games are too darn long. 

It's very vulgar. No shame, this Deadpool, no shame at all. 

I'm discovering it's just this one county whose libraries have games. That's still alot of libraries for me though. 

I felt like I was playing Mega Man today with the last battle in Deadpool. I played that last area for hours and hours. My patience must be getting better. Oh and save states. I so don't want to spoil the challenge of the game, even though it stops me from playing it for very long. I should give in though, just to see the rest of the game. 

The ones in my area are now carrying current releases, not just older stuff. It's kind of great too because now that I work for the library, abiet part time, I get rentals for free. They're still only $1.50 anyway for a week. 

When I read Snow Crash, I was deliverying pizza. The opening chapters made me laugh as Hero Protagonist cut through people's lawns to get there on time. I liked the fact that he never left his car too. He'd pick up the pizza delivery at a drive through window. Wish they had that.

The early 90s was when Domino's had their 30 minutes or less policy. Thank god I never worked there during that. Terrible idea. Dangerous. 

I'll tell my friend Mark. He'll be thrilled. So am I, actually. It'd have to take the place of game time though. Not sure I can pull myself away from that, but maybe.