I'm trying to figure out in my mind what makes this Vader series so good. It's the writing yes, but it's also the art and the rhythm of the story. How it ends, how it builds to that end. It's a bunch of stuff that contributes to such a great feeling when you get to the end of the issue. It's not always a lot of words too. It can be just a few. Comics are a cool medium. Underappreciated.
Damn. 1000 words. That's kinda long for a blog... but I'll do it! I'll break it into two 500 word blogs. One Thursday, the other Friday. How's that?
I did the opposite. I got Dream Team, got stuck on a boss and then bought Inside Story and still haven't played it.
Loved model trains as a kid. Every Christmas I think about them because I used to go to this great model train place with my Dad. I'd like to have one again sometime.
My first good experience playing EDF 2017 co-op probably solidified my fandom of the series. I had a good time with Gears 3, but I still haven't bought Judgment. Something about the wreckless abandon and silliness of EDF has me hook, line, and sinker.
Loved the Scott Pilgrim movie. I got the game but haven't played it yet, and I haven't read the comics.
I've played a few Rockstar games. Red Dead Revolver, Max Payne, and The Warriors are about the extent of it. I played a very little amount of Vice City and bought the 80's soundtrack for that game. I've come close to buying Bully and Table Tennis. I'm kinda like you with GTA. I don't like playing a bad guy in a game, or at least a questionable one.
I remember doing a lot of lawns and other landscaping when I was a kid to save up for photo gear. I had people give me stuff too. I had an old German enlarger and a strange old film camera that I forget the name of that some older guy gave me. I think it was a local friend of my parents who was getting rid of his old darkroom stuff. But I eventually bought a Canon AE-1 and some lenses with my lawn money. That was my main camera for years. So many memories with that camera. Lost some key negatives from it too, but I have most of them still.
I already had RR: Unbounded as a physical copy otherwise I would've got that too.
