It's like what I read about the begining of the internet when people were suggesting that no one would want to travel anymore because they could see any place on the net. Well, it resulted in more travel than ever. I kinda wish internet gaming would result in more physical media, rather than less, as it's going now. I guess I'll have to satisfied with collector's edition statues? I think not.
I've been listening to Retronauts too. So I guess my title is a little bit untrue. I've been listening to Jeremy for a while now. I had to cut back on my podcasts though and Retronauts got the axe. If I find time, I'll add them back in though.
Kat's doing another RPG podcast starting very soon too. I'm going to be watching out for that.
There was a Destiny phone app, but it wasn't a game, more like a stat page. You could watch highlights of your gameplay there though. That was pretty cool.
It's making me want a current gen system. Game looks fantastic!
I want to hear about Code Name: STEAM. I have it preordered but I still need to play the demo that I downloaded recently. Maybe you'll get to it before I will.
I thought up a new name just for Pixlbit just because. I figured I drive at night for my job and I like RPGs, so why not KnightDriver, and it also referenced an old Atari game I played as a kid, Night Driver. I used a screenshot from the game on my DS and then photoshopped the car a little bigger to make a better thumbnail image. I kinda don't like referencing my job though, because it's an embarrasment to me, but that's what I was thinking about when I created my account here, and I guess it's gotta stick now. I'm also thinking of getting a screen shot of games with night diving from different eras and using those. I don't want to be always thought of as "that guy who plays Atari games". I mean, I do sometimes, but not a lot.
I liked Xbox until Xbox One, now I'm not so sure. PS4 looks a little better to me right now, but I'm still not too interested in the new systems quite yet.
I have Sly 3. Need to play it though. Interesting series.
Oh, this looks COOL!
