PixlBit

You my friend, are right on the money. That's exactly what I was thinking. The third series of Black Adder is my favorite. Hugh Laurie as the Prince of Wales was priceless and there are amazing performances by: Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid in Harry Potter) as Samuel Johnson, Chris Barrie (Rimmer in Red Dwarf) as a French jailer, and best of all Stephen Fry (of Fry and Laurie) as Duke of Wellington, reunited with Hugh Laurie in the last episode to give Hugh a big giant swat on the face. I nearly died laughing.

I think I started reading Atomic Robo because of Scott Wegener's art. I love the way he draws metal things like tanks and planes and such. It reminds me of the art in Valkyria Chronicles.

Then I kept laughing at the dialog and noticed it was really smartly written too. That's when I had to go find all the old trades and read everything.

Just reminded me of a bunch of games to add to my wish list on backloggery: Cave Story, Bastion and Dust: An Elysian Tale.

I was in a Diner during the snow storm. What a weird surreal place that is on a night like that. 

I have the Lost Chapters version on original Xbox, but I still want Anniversary for the improved visuals and achievements. It's nice to have both. I got rid of my Halo: C.E. for original Xbox when Halo: C.E. Anniversary came out and I regret it now. It's always retro cool to play a game in it's original form.

I always get the RETRO FEVER in the WInter months when there's not much coming out. I guess that could happen in the Summer too, but releases in the Summer have been better last few years.

Dark Wizard was only $25 where I saw it. I actually have an empty case for it. I got scammed at a Convention a while back. The disc had been swiped and I didn't realize it 'til I got home. Remember kids, always check the cases when you buy a used game.

I always wonder about whether to wait for the trade of a comic series or not, but I always end up going for the single issues unless I'm catching up on a series I missed.

Yea, I'm not too excited about it. It's much more reliable to play a game from a disc or hard drive than have to depend on internet speeds. It works great for movies, but games, that's another beast all together.

I always liked Beast best, but I think after playing the X-Men Origins: Wolverine game and reading Wolverine: The Best There Is comic series, I started liking Wolverine. I think he's interesting in the movies. I identify with his situation more than the other X-Men characters.

I used to peruse the manuals too but over time I forgot about them. In game tutorials and games being more accessible just made me forget. It was weird to open one again.

Backloggery is going to save me a lot of money. Instead of feeling like I have to buy a wanted game on day-one, it just goes on my wish list there. I'll buy when I'm good and ready now.