PixlBit

I stopped using backloggery as a way to get me to complete games so much as a place to keep track of my games. It's now my online database that I check to make sure I don't buy the same game twice. It's also cool to record your progress in the games you're playing there.

I rarely read reviews or user reviews to pick a game to play. I'll read them just for fun or to see what someone else thought, but I won't pick any game based on a review. I look for certain kinds of game content and certain developers who's games I've liked in the past to lead me. Like I want to play Fantasy Life because it's a Level 5 game and I want to play Codename STEAM because it's by Intelligent Systems who did the Advance Wars games. I also like games that are compared to some of my favorites, like if you say any game is like Valkyria Chronicles, I'll very likely buy it no matter what the Metacritic score is.

Yea, he did that. It's not exactly Into the Wild is it.

Any reference or similarity to Etrian Odyssey gets my attention.

I've had bad luck at Goodwill lately. I'll go over there every so often just to check though.

Can Nintendo survive on just their core titles? I really want more reasons to get a Wii-U. Right now I have only two, Pikmin 3 and Wind Waker HD.

Every detail of that game was attended too. Absolutely amazing craft.

Sometimes having less is a good thing. I'm reading Thoreau's Walden right now and it's all about that.

Well, that's good. Get the panic out early.

Oo! I love tactics games!

D&D was never anti-religious to me. It actually got me to learn about all sorts of religions through the Deities and Demigods book. That therefore may be the source of the criticism because D&D doesn't present one religion as the only answer. It makes sense that the game would be like that too, because game makers in general are usually intelligent, open minded, and creative people.

That Game Theory episode was really good. They frickin' nailed it on the head about F.F..