PixlBit

Yea, you don't know they're around until a shell goes wizzing past the screen, or more likely, the screen cracks to tell you you've been destroyed.

Yea, you'd go to a store to buy something, and the more valuable the thing is that you want to buy, the harder the puzzle they'd give you to solve in order to get it.

In Prof. Layton, puzzles are used for everything: they're the battle system, they're like currency, they're part of key conversations that progress the story, they even just pop out of animals like they're a universal form of communication.

Hard cider? I forgot about that stuff today. I should've got that. The German beer I drank though was awesome.

i want to play Pokemon Conquest. 

I have a slight anxiety over logic puzzles. They remind me of tests. 

I'm shadowing my lvl 50 buddy right now to power level to 25.

Maybe I'll pick it up on Amazon sometime.

A month or so ago a Gamestop employee told me that too. It really sucks because I'd rather have the box. I'll get an Amazon gift card and get it there instead. They're just pushing gamers away. I don't understand it.

I'm thinking about getting the new Turok comic again. I stopped after issue 1, but I may get back into it.

Since the beginning I've been cashing them in for weapon damage, recoil stability, and elemental damage boosts. Lot of good it does me. I still have to run for my life when a badass shows up. 

I chased most of the weapon related ones. I'm still missing a Jenkins kill for the achievement. My friend has been going after all the location based ones too, but I haven't paid those much attention because there's no achievement attached to them. Maybe that's another reason why he's so far ahead of me.