There were a bunch of PS2 games put on PSN for the PS3. I'm thinking of hooking that up and seeing if that part of the store is still in existence. I hope there's nothing weird about logging into PS3 and PS4 with the same account. I'm not sure how Sony handled the transition.
In retrospec, I liked the first one better, but this one does have a little more emotional pull.
Really, I wouldn't have guessed that was your favorite.
Yea, loved it, but didn't see it three times like the first one. Mostly because no one asked me to go this time. I would've seen it again.
Ug, I hate when that happens.
Ha! The playing is not so much the issue, it's hotel stays. I think I'll do a four day weekend up there sometime. It won't be that much, but I'd like to be back working full time first, hopefully by this summer.
They say defense is the key to the playoffs and the Eagles defense has been called the best in the NFL, so if Foles can perform, it should be a good game, close and exciting. I'm finding myself getting so crazy about already, and I've been a kind of sideline fan for the last few years.
Big screen is always better, I say. I gotta wear glasses for small text these day, but I resist using them for games whenever possible. I've started some exercises for the eyes too. I'm hoping to reverse the trend a bit.
I can't wait to visit that. I almost went over the holiday break. I'd feel guilty spending money right now though. Soon.
I've been spotting rare cars from the game in other places. I saw a '65 Ferrari Barchetta in a showroom the other day and a 50s Corvette in a tv show I was watching. I was like, oh there's that car from Forza. . . oh wait, it's the real car that they rendered in Forza. Ha! Gotta remember what's real. Darn games.
It's a rare racing game that gets me. Most of them are too SIM and perfectionist for me. Five minuted into Horizon though and I knew I'd love it. Something about the controls. It's like Burnout but less crashes.
I'm starting to get over it. Games are so long now, it's like impossible to really complete anything anymore. Unless, of course, Mark and I get into something at the same time for months at a time. Then it's possible. But that takes two and Okami is single player and Mark was only mildly interested. When we start to compete with each other, or rather, when Mark starts getting competetive, because I'm really not like that, stuff gets done.
