PixlBit

I started Super Mario RPG but didn't finish it. I like it a lot though. . . Thousand Year Door was really special. 

The Witness looks interesting, but it's not really my thing either. 

Me three.

I've played very little of the GTA games, but open world is great with a friend or two. By myself, and I get lost. 

Playing Mario & Luigi Paper Jam when I have time, which is not much, but on the weekends I've been playing Minecraft with my friend Mark. I wanted to start up Destiny today but it apparently requires 15GB of downloads before you can start. On Monday I'm going to start that and see how long it takes. Mark's dnld took several hours on Xbox 360. YuK!

I keep trying to limit myself, but then something amazing comes out exclusive to one system that I really want. Plus, way back in the early 2000s I said to myself that my goal was to own all the systems. I should rethink that since it puts way too many games on my plate.

I'm getting on in the mail in a few days that's even more obscure.

I just use wiki as a starting point. Then I go to the library and get books. I'm excited about these Time-:Life series of historical period books. They give a good summary of events all across the globe and with pictures and maps. 

This is the one I just read. 

It's just a thing I thought of for this year. Each month I focus on a different time period. I started with the 16th century in January. I wanted some structure to my reading, then I carried it over to other media. It goes like this:

Jan - 16th
Feb - 17th
Mar - 18th
Apr - 19th
May - 1900-1949
June - 1950s
July - 60s
Aug - 70s
Sep - 80s
Oct - 90s
Nov - 00s
Dec - 10s

Man! All these look so great! I love the art style! It'd be something to go back and play all these. I played some of Castle of Illusion when I was collecting NES/Genesis games. Darkwing Duck is one I'd really like to play.