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Wolfenstein II, oh yes! Dammit I gotta start making money again. I don't want to just wait for the rental to come in the mail. I want to play that day-one. 

That would be awesome. I'd love to post stuff when I do something cool.

I would take advantage of the very likely Gamestop trade-in deal to upgrade from Xbox One to One X for the better processing speed and slight graphical upgrade on my 1080p TV, but I'm forbidding myself any purchases at the moment. 4K TVs don't interest me too much. I only use my TV for games, I don't watch BlueRay movies anymore and I dont' think the difference over HDTV is all that dramatic. I guess I'd go to BestBuy or somewhere to see one though if I had money to spend. Maybe it's worth it, I don't know. 

I'm not big on 4K yet either. I question the level of improvement over HD screens but I really haven't done any comparison shopping yet. When I have money again, I'll consider it. 

I thought I saw Sony listed for Minecraft, that they were bringing every version of the game together. 

I'm going to watch Sony's conference tomorrow and write a blog post. I can't wait. 

Dragon Quest XI has me thinking I should own a Switch, and I would, but I have no expendable cash at the moment. That game is a system seller for me though. One day. 

I thought MS press conference was pretty interesting. They played a lot of game trailers which is better than watching people talk. I like they're adding orginal Xbox games to the backwards compat list. Not sure I'll have time to check out many titles but I hope they add some to Games with Gold as freebies. I still have to watch the other conferences. I can't wait to see those. 

I'm curious about those NES Remix games. I'd give those a try if I wasn't on a buying lockdown at the moment. 

I'd like to do illustrations like I used to see on old paperback fantasy and scifi novels. But I'm just beginning so I was trying to do basic stuff like geometric shapes, figure drawing, animals and architectural shapes. I just want to do the basics. I don't know where it will go. I like a wide range of art styles but I imagine with practice I'll figure out what exactly I want to do with it. 

The story works very well when you complete it and then think about all the events and what it all meant. I like that about it. You worry about survival and puzzles during the game and then do the deep thinking as the credits roll. Perfect process for a game, I think. 

It is. The other day I was just picking away at some blocks in a mine and suddenly thought, "what the heck am I doing?". It's those hidden rare elements that pop up every so often. It's enough to keep me digging like a mole.