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My first Bad Religion CD was New Maps, only other one I have is the All Ages compilation. I need to fix that.

They had a $300 collection of vinyls when The Dissent of Man came out that included everything from How Could Hell Be Any Worse to that one, even Into the Unknown was in the set, but at the time I didn't have a vinyl player or $300 handy. I checked to see if it was still in their store when they released True North this January, but it wasn't. If it pops up again, I may just have to get it, but student loans are so expensive, and my freelance job has not been as consistent as I thought. Damn money problems.

And now we've got an inspired vote for Hotel Dusk! Like with Ghost Trick, I was really interested in Hotel Dusk a while back, but never plunked down the cash. Only problem with that one is it seems to be the most expensive of the three on Amazon, but if it's that good, I'll have to consider.

Thanks for the input!

Yeah, that's the part that made me think about Saw, it sounds like a very similar set-up to those movies. Maybe I'll budge and just get both 999 and Ghost Trick, as they both do sound interesting. For now though, I only plan on getting one, to see how it is for me.

Thanks for the input!

Yeah, I think I got hyped for Ghost Trick way back when, partly cause they mentioned it was made by the same people, and I'd never played an Ace Attorney. Looks like I'm going with the ghost so far.

Thanks for the input!

I'm not a huge fan of all this going digital business, but I would like to scan an old EGM ad I remember to have it for myself.

That ad isn't the one I'm talking about, but the ad was about jumping from a plane, and kissing your ass goodbye was one of the steps. It was in a November issue with either Halo or Halo 2 on the cover and provided laughs for my friends and I on a field trip way back when.

Judicial processes, first part going too slow, sci-fi ... if I didn't know better, I'd think you were describing Episode I: The Phantom Menace, but I'll take your word on it getting better, and what the hell, I actually liked that movie as a kid. lol

I need to start thinking of random shit to ask people to fund on Kickstarter and maybe figure out a way to get Google Blogger's Adsense to give me money for what I write on here when my staffmeup and mandy applications don't pan out. I mean your blog was entertaining, I say let's all go for it, and ask for a cut of Pixlbit revenue.

In all seriousness, I've never even had Ad Blocker and rarely even notice ads on here. The one time I did it was for something I actually cared about (Red Robin coupons), so it is a lot better than 1up's pop-up extravaganza now that you mention it.

Look forward to your thoughts on Twinsanity; never played it, but I'm down for a "tear it to shreds and burn it" negative review, those are always the most fun to read.

I'm leaning towards that myself. Thanks for the input!

Only got the start planned out, but it might be about life and our experiences and emotions in general, though I know I'd have to narrow it down to only a few main characters to make that compelling; sort of a different take on The Giver if you will, though that wasn't my direct inspiration, and my philosophy doesn't match perfectly with what seemed to be that book's author. It is one of my favorite books though, and that's the best example I can give for a rough idea of where my head seems to want to take things after the first chapter. 

Maybe it'll turn into the "alternative" "dystopic" future novel I've been wanting to write that would be my counterpoint to a lot of tropes I've come to see in dystopic future novels and the way people react to them. It's very new in my head, so I'm just going to start writing and see where it goes really.

Oh, and thanks for suggesting 999! Any opinions will help my decision.

I really need to play Darksiders when I get a chance; it gets a lot of love on here, and God of War and Zelda sounds like a hell of a combo.