I almost said Dictum because all the Greg Bear books' titles end with "um": Cryptum, Primordium, and Silentium. I had to say it in my head a few times before I opened my mouth. I used the long "a" sound which seems to be right according to Wiktionary.
Sea shanty explodes into Trans Siberian Orchestra style metal. Wow!
Just started the Bravely Default demo myself. The title's meaning is clear to me now as it references the tactic to defend to store up a bunch of attacks. It sounds like Bravely Ran Away to me though like in the song from Monty Python's Holy Grail movie:
I'm going to do that too.
No weekends?! Yeah right. I'm going 7 days. Hard core baby!
I worry about compatibility which is why I'm avoiding games with a lot of action or 3D worlds and such. Small games, turn-based RPGs, and strategy games.
So can't wait to play Pikmin 3.
It sounded even funnier when I had to ask a Barnes and Noble salesperson because I couldn't find it on the shelves. I could just imagine her thinking, "You nerd."
I think my favorites so far are still Fall of Reach and then Contact Harvest.
Just about. I was surprised to learn the first novel, Fall of Reach, came out in 2001, one month before the game. In thinking about this, I might have read the first trilogy of books just before Halo 2 came out in 2004. If you experienced the books and the games together than the chronology would be this: Fall of Reach, Halo: C.E./The Flood, First Strike, Halo 2.
