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Mark and I cleared a bunch of achievements I never thought I'd do in Borderlands 2. We beat several RAID bosses co-op and discovered every area and did every side mission in the main game. We also both found Donkey Mong. Now I'm working on the old DLC again, going for total completion. 

I've now completed every side mission in the main game of Borderlands 2 with the Mechromancer.

Today i finished the new DLC that attempts to lead into what is coming in Borderlands 3. I'd say it did a great job of it. I can't spoil anything, but it makes me want to get into B3 sooner than ever. After that, I ran through all the side missions in the main game attempting to get a few achievements I missed first time around. 

I finished the main game of B2 today, or nearly so, and then started the new DLC that's supposed to link up the story of B2 with upcoming B3. I haven't finished it yet but it's interesting so far. 

In the midst of E3, I discovered that Gearbox had created a new DLC for Borderlands 2. It's supposed to bridge the story to Borderlands 3. So, I had to break out B2 again and play it. Only, I didn't just play the DLC, I started over and attempted to replay the whole game. After several days, I'm still not ready to play the new DLC. 

This was on my short game list, and it was on sale for $3, so I bought and played it. . . three times. I enjoyed it, especially going for achievements, which is why I played it three times. 

Mostly failure in the games I played today but ended on a higher note, and then I had fun adding a bunch more short-play games to my list to check out. 

Another game off my short games list and on Xbox One's Game Pass. This is a horror point-and-click adventure that would probably work very well in VR. It's in first-person and a lot of crazy stuff happens to warp your perception of the environment, stuff like the sudden appearance of baby doll heads (pic below). I expressed many mock emotions of shock and horror playing this game just to entertain my friend Mark, who was playing Golf.

On a list of short games to play, I came across Disney Infinity 2.0 and 3.0, so I thought I'd revist them on Xbox One and then decide what to do with these piles of figures I'd accumulated a few years ago. 

My friend Mark Michel, whom I play video games every weekend, has just published his first book with celebrity Claudia Christian, Snack Hacks: Over 100 Fast and Delicious Recipes for Gamers, Coders, Freaks and Geeks. It will be available on June 12th on Amazon.