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It's good storytelling but I can't relax and just watch them. You never know when the prompts are going to pop up, so you have to stay alert, but largely inactive, for 2 hours straight. It feels a little bit like having your head secured and eyes pried open so you can't blink or turn away. If I'm gaming, I'm constantly active; if I'm tving, I'm just passively watching. This is somewhere in between. I either want to relax and watch or do more and actively participate all the time. I can do neither. 

Iron Fist looking for his Diggle, eh? Maybe his mask doesn't fit right?

I kind of realize that the internet makes anyone a possible fan of any time in history. I saw a teenager with a Pink Floyd t-shirt and another with a King Crimson one. I was shocked, and pleased. 

That's interesting, but when I was at my job, the amount of phone time seemed to decline with age: teenagers used it constantly, Gen Xers a little less (but not much less), and Baby Boomers little or not at all. Of course, that's just a survey of maybe thirty people. 

Here's a haiku:

Master Chief's mjolnir
Is lived in by Cortana
As one they save earth

Wow. You've got a lot of versions of the game. I have the first four games for Xbox 360, the last four games for Xbox One and SuperChargers for Wii-U (even though I don't have a Wii-U yet). I'd like to have Spyro's Adventure for 3DS. 

I have a lot of figures for all the games except for Imaginators. I've been more choosy with that one. I just have the starter pack figures and Chopscotch. I have the three adventure packs for it though and I'm going to get Blaster Tron when it comes out in May. I'll probably pick up more when a sale comes around. 

I've been thinking of doing some photos of all the figures I have. Maybe I'll do that as a blog series right after I finish this autobiographical one I'm doing now. I want to think of an interesting way to photograph them. 

It's good all the way through. I just finished it for the second time. I so wish it would be made into a movie, but that won't happen. 

Soon as I saw bicycle bicycle, all I could think of was "meat bicycle", a phrase used often in the Borderlands games. 

I held the Zelda Breath of the Wild cart in my hand the other day. So small. How'd they crunch so much digital real estate in that thing? I had rented it thinking I'd have a Switch by now but I don't. Boy are people raving about how good it is. I guess I missed the Nintendo boat yet again. 

I was trying to find release dates for old arcade games and had to dig quite a bit to find them. I guess I could've used the Killer List of Video Games site for that. It's a bit better with arcade games. 

I used to use Allgame.com all the time, obsessively, but it shut down a few years ago now. I saved all the pages but I can't sort the database anymore, so I've used wiki instead. It's not perfect, especially for older games, but I'm making do. 

It's a small galaxy, everyone's related. Like a small town in middle America.