Yea, I had to look hard to find the right word for that thing Dan looks into. The way the images flicker when he's getting his mission suggested Mutoscope was right as well as the hand crank. Isn't the internet amazing that I can find such obscure stuff like that?
I remember waiting for Size Matters to be released on PS2 because I only played turn-based games on PSP. Then I got frustrated with the controls and quit. I wonder if the PSP version wasn't actually the one to get.
Yea, my sister watches Friends and I loathe that show. She identifies with it though, so that's fine.
I guess it's just that I spend very little time with my family and I've lost that comfort zone of just being who I am with them. I'm in a very different place than I was when I was going to school and so everything feels strange now.
That E3 tie-in stuff looks cool. Maybe I should get PS Plus sometime.
Where's my man Doctor Strange?! At least there's Wolverine.
I always worry I'm not going to get those extras with Gamestop. It's happend once or twice before to me.
I used to use Gamefly. I discovered Mario & Luigi Partners in Time and Lunar Silver Star Harmony that way. I keep thinking I should sign up again, but then I would have to buy less, and I like owning things.
I would totally do that, but my mail is somewhat unreliable as somebody likes to walk off with packages. I can't wait to move in order to buy stuff online again.
I know what you mean. Sometimes though I feel like a game takes me so out of the social arena, and into my own little world, that I feel I'm ignoring them too much. I don't want to be insensitive to them.
I was trying to think if I could play Professor Layton with the sound off, so that I could respond to any talk that might come up. I think the Layton games just have music and no voice work, so it might be ok.
That's cool. If I ever start my own family. It's going to be game central.
