PixlBit

Modern games try very hard to keep you committed to them. I gave in to their micro rewards at first, but I'm not staying with them anymore for such tidbits of enjoyment. What, am I an animal jumping for a treat? If there isn't a deeply satisfying payoff in a story arc, or engaging gameplay that always seems new and interesting, or even just regular big action thrills that I can't resist, then what am I doing? I'd have to say goodbye and see what else is out there. . . Games, that is. I was talking about games, right?

I'm watching these in short bursts. Seems well done so far. 

That Slopes guy does a lot of stuff: two youtube channels and a Twitch live stream. He's really into it. 

Ha, yeah. If I did that, I'd send a picture of it to some PvZ forum for some attention. 

I guess what I meant was it was arcade-style and not a real table or not a simulation of a real table. There is a real Star War pinball table, though, isn't there? There has to be. 

It's like, I have these games with just a tiny bit left to do in them but the task is time-consuming. I do a little bit every week and it feels like a chore but a kind of fun chore. 

I know I never finished this game but I can't remember just where I left it. 

Pixlpeeps:

512 micro SD, holy moly!

It's brutal as heck. Super gross-out too. It gives you this really great sense of desperation as you run for your life inside this house looking for a way out of the house. I'm glad I just play it a little bit every so often when it comes up as a Game Pass quest. I'm not sure I could stay in that world for longer. 

That table does look good in a video of the PS1 version. 

I didn't realize you could lead the mind-controlled guy all over the level. The first one I did I had to find something I could kill him with. I finally found a truck on fire and walked him into it. haha.