I just saw Tim's Vermeer. It's about this guy who attempts to paint a copy of a Vermeer painting with no formal art training using mirrors like he thinks Vermeer himself used. I know now that even I can make an amazingly photo-realistic painting with this technique. Also, Penn Julette of Penn & Teller produced the film.
I just like the Steam Card because they are limited. It gets too easy with a credit card to run things up. I'll have to remember that anti-virus section. I use Mcafee.
These issues of Mass Effect seem to stand alone or in twos. The story jumps to different characters every few issues. This one starts a new story all together. I'm wondering now what the thread is that ties them all up. Is it Cerebus or is it The Illusive Man. I'm not sure.
I wasn't into it too much at the time. I think there were games with more interesting graphics that I went to instead.
I was worried about using a credit card on Steam, but I saw at the drug store that they have Steam cards you can get. Problem solved. I'm also worried about my virus software getting in the way of game installs. That could be a real pain.
I'd love to see some Amsterdam pics.
Still haven't finished the Mass Effect series or played Elder Scrolls V.
I wish they'd do another one. I imagine they have more games then what was put on Taito Legends 1 and 2.
I think I must've played it in the arcade back in the day but maybe not. It was weird how certain games never made it to my area. Lots of the Konami games I never saw until I saw them on Xbox 360's Game Room.
F'n A this commercial is wow! They show an Intellivision II console. My friend has one of those.
"We're closed now!"
Interesting. I caught a video on youtube where someone was explaining a very specific pattern... wait... here it is:
It amazes me how much thought some players give to these games.
