Yea, it's high on my list, but I've got to finish Ni No Kuni first. Whoever sung that slow song about time being a river is nuts. Time is a raging rapids and it's hard to keep up with it.
I'll be trying this out at some point.
My 360 backlog is moving along pretty well on the weekends. I just finished COD3 and am almost done with Civil War: A Nation Divided. Four more games and I'll be done with my 2006 list. The next three will go quickly but I've got to try and finish Oblivion and that will take a few weeks at least.
My backlog on other systems is stagnating because I just can't get the time in on the weekdays. I've only gotten an hour or two into Ni No Kuni on PS3 and only four or five hours into Okamiden on DS. I'm trying though.
Sounds like sooooo many managers I've had to work with. No brains, just pushiness. Gee, I guess being an arrogant prick can get you somewhere. Not me though. I guess that's why I'm at the bottom.
The GameBoy was such a huge improvement.
Yea, it's amazing we got so much out of a bunch of blinking lights.
The consoles were so simple too. Hard to break those things and you didn't have to worry about being connected to the internet. Those game carts never broke either. Didn't have to worry about scratching a CD.
It's amazing how much I got out of that Mattel Electronics Baseball. I could hit home runs at will in that game.
Yea, that's a bummer there's such a short time limit to using those transformations.
Sweet. I've been buying less lately so I can start finishing games, but I think next time I choose a game to buy, I'm going to consider a collector's edition. They're so cool.
