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I believe in a thing called backloggery.

I sit like a dragon on my pile of virtual and real games and watch for any theif who would dare steal a single one of them. Then I go into a dragon sleep that is actually a deep meditation where I learn the workings of the universe in preparation for the test that, if won, will raise me to dragon lord status. 

I believe some sort of demon metaphor would also work in this context. 

Which game are you going back to? 

Oh cool! I want to hear about that arcade!

Too bad about Yooka Laylee, but I'm still renting it. Maybe that patch Nick's talking about will drop by then. 

This summer is super weird for me. I'm taking depression meds, working part time and starting school in a week or two. I hope I get back on track by this time next year. I don't like being dependent on anyone. Plus, I want to buy some games again. Not doing that now. 

I remember being excited by the melee combat in the early trailers for the game. I have a copy of the game now but haven't touched it yet. 

Getting immersed in an historic time is really fun.

I tried SW Battlefront and it was ok. Mark and I played one survival mode, and I played a few of the modes where you have missions, almost like a campaign. It was fun a little while but pvp was very uninteresting to me. Too chaotic. SWBF2 might be more of the same but maybe they'll do a little more on the single player front. 

Uematsu for the win. I'm a fan. Looks like I have Lost Odyssey from some sale or Games with Gold freebie a while back. I just have to download it. Cool!

I stopped reading Harry Potter after the fourth book too. That's when the books got longer and aimed at a slightly older audience. I have trouble with epic fantasy these days. Like long RPGs, I get tired of them after a while, no matter how good they are. 

I love Taito games too. Lunar Rescue is one I recently discovered. 

Those Fire Emblem amiibo are cool. I wish could continue my figure collecting, but it's off the table until I get into a real career. 

I guess the AAA treatment means making things less weird and easier to play. I agree about Demon's Souls. I love the look of that game. One day, I'll have the patience for the gameplay.