When I went down with my dad it was a little bit subdued. Plus he liked to drive the whole way with only one stop. Subsequently I've gone down on my own, with a friend, and my girlfriend on different occassions. Those were a little more free and easy, and I stopped a lot along the way to check things out. My mom sold the house sometime in 2014 or so. I haven't been anywhere since then. Hard to find free holiday stays.
Funny, I don't remember it being long (even though it is). Maybe because I got so into it and read it quickly as a result. I read Three Musketeers in like blinding speed because it hooked me so.
I can't wait to see what Anderson does next. I should look it up, there's probably news on his next project out there.
I remember seeing Mean Girls and liking it.
I'm not sure what it is either, still. Mighty Boosh is it's own reality, or psychedelic drug trip.
Everytime I see the Cloud Atlas trailer I dislike it despite the "wow" visuals and the Wachowsky bros. Maybe it's Tom Hanks and the emphasis on a love story, which is hardly a major thing in the book, at least I don't remember any of that being especially important. The book is excellent if bleak in outlook.
I played one of the 3DS Paper Marios but didn't get all that far in it.
Good time to join 1UP. I was there so much later in 2010. It was almost over by then. I'd been following them in podcast form before that though.
That's too bad. I realy want to play Tales of Symphonia. I have it here somewhere, I think.
I've played some of Ultima III Exodus on NES but it didn't grab me at the time. I'd like to try one of them again. I was a Wizardry fan in the 80s. It was all I had on my mom's PC.
All those shooters look really cool, but are so darn hard. It's really frustrating because I want to see all the scenes during gameplay. What's the point of watching a playthrough, I'm not interacting with it.
I guess, similar to Activision. Started out so cool and then became a soul eating monster.
Interesting. I noticed another slight discrepency. They suggest that Nolan Bushnell stole Jerry Lawson's cartridge idea, but it was just one of those things. Good ideas get copied. That's just business. I wonder, though, what the copyrights were on the Fairchild's cartridges.
I love the way enemies will taunt you before fighting in Shadow of Mordor. They'll remember you too if you've fought them before. But, I still haven't gotten through any of them.
