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I sometimes wonder if I'd play much if my friend Mark wasn't around. 

Axe of the Blood God podcast talked about it this week and I'm excited. Apparently there's making food in this game? 

My reorganization has led me to set up all my Xbxo stuff at Mark's place. At home I'll set up the rest of it. Not sure what to do with PS4 with it's HDMI cable. Maybe I'll upgrade my TV. 

Yea, always be a little skeptical of these demonstration videos. Sometimes they are just not true to the actual game. 

I wonder how well PC/XBO play is going to work, but I guess now that the XBO U.I. is so similar to Win 10 that maybe they've worked out all the kinks. 

Yea, the best of series kind of ruins it for having it in a single city. I think they weren't so much booing as groaning. There was this din of discontent while the players were skating around with the cup. Kind of dampened the mood of the moment. 

So far my list is pretty short: Pikmin 3 (got), DKC Tropical Freeze, Kirby's Rainbow Curse, Bayonetta 2, and Zelda Wind Waker HD. After that, I'm at a loss. 

I feel guilty when I play during the work week. I did that last week and once this week because I just felt exhausted from work and stuff, but I usually want to get the important stuff done those days like looking for better work, exercise and reading. Good luck with publishing!

Target has some cheap stuff. Those shelves were only $30 each. 

He'd have me there every day of the week if I wanted to. I've got a few other things to do outside gaming however. 

I looked over my own list of XBO games to get and I really don't see anything outside of maybe Sea of Thieves that you might like. Certainly Yooka-Laylee is coming though. I wonder why XBO doesn't have too many family friendly games right now other than Lego and Disney Infinity. Oh yea, and Skylanders. Cuphead is a platformer using an old cartoon style that you might be interested in. Seems like it has a kind of sinister edge to it though. 

Yea, it's like Bioshock in its psychological horror. Its like an alternate 60s Britain where everyone is on a happy drug to cover up the horrible things going on in the society. When the 60s pop/rock music kicked in though, I got all goosebumps. It's by ex-Bioshock devs, so there's lots of similarity to the Bioshock games. You can see it in the animation and the story. 

I discovered Fleetwoo Mac's first couple albums some time ago. These were with blues guitarist Peter Green who left soon after the albums Fleetwood Mac and Mr. Wonderful (called English Rose in Britain). They are very different than the Rumors lineup.