I spent the weekend with all of my family at a lake house. There was quite a bit of down time because the weather was questionable, and I had two forms of entertainment along with me, my gba and a book. The book was too difficult to try and read with a lot of people around so I played the gba. Some of my family gave me grief, but they do not know what I really do on a regular weekend, so I brushed off their comments.
I like videogames because they are interactive, but in a different way than books are. Books are brilliant because you have to use your imagination. Sometimes I feel as though I need my hands to be busy, and videogames help with that a lot.
I have become quite aggravated at gamestop. Since, I am working on my backlog I find myself not entering that store as much as often. Last time I was in there I was asked a bunch of questions by an employee, and I just wanted to browse.
As far as the topic that I am not an expert in. I had no job when I met the woman who became my wife. I eventually found a job, but I still would have liked to be in better financial shape when we had finally gotten married. I shudder to think of what would have happened if I had waited...
I highly doubt that I would keep coming back to videogames if they did not have some sort of a positive effect on my life.
I am a big fan of RPS and am indifferent about Kotaku. There are things that I like about Kotaku, and there are things that I do not like about Kotaku... the same with IGN.
After reading that review and looking at a few of the comments, I doubt that many of these people even read it. I think that they only watched the video.
unless they are an awful writer, they will have backed up their reasoning for that score. Unlike the user reviews on Metacritic, 10- i think that this game is really an 6, but there are too many 0s so I want to try and balance it out.
I am slowly realizing the brilliance of RPSs wot I think, and Kotaku's "yes, no, not yet." It forces you to read at least a portion of the review to understand if you should play it or not. Plus, games that score 80% tend to be pretty darn good.
The Swapper is on my list of games that I want to play... sadly I may never get around to it.
The place that we are moving is almost exactly what we have been looking for, and since my brother has been living there for 5-6 years, I think that it will be okay for a couple of years. We probably would have stayed where we currently are for another year if the other tennant was so... ... ... awful.
I enjoyed dungelot until I maxed out the character that I was using.
I hate moving, but find myself moving this week. Hoping that the new place will be a more long-term location, I really do not want for a third time in 2 years.
if you think that rogue is expensive... you may want to stay away from 3 floyds. I spent almost $10 on the 22 oz bottles that I have tried, but they have been some of the best ales that I have ever had.
