As far as I'm concerned, the three laws of thermodynamics support the case for reincarnation, so you get no argument from me. And Tom was ready to go. It sounds strange, but it really was a good death. He went on his own terms, peacefully, and surrounded by friends and music. We should all be so lucky.
Glad you appreciate all the non-gaming stuff I write about, by the way.
Thanks, Matt.
I think the multiplayer component of Journey is what makes it such an emotional game.
And I think Tom and Barry Finn are probably swapping shanties wherever they may be.
I need a new hard drive for my PS3. Mothman is pretty good at describing how to do it yourself, and I think GH did his himself, too.
I, too, hate the battle system for Ni No Kuni. It's overly complicated and clunky and not much fun.
I'll get one, it just won't be until at least the first price drop.
We're friends on Facebook, aren't we? I post a lot of my photos there.
Cary, I think you are a much better writer than Bob Mackey, and certainly a much nicer person. When I win the lottery, I will back your magazine. Oh, wait, first I actually have to play the lottery...
I really enjoyed the TR remake. I was never into the series until the reboot. As for R&C: UYA, yay for the RYNO 3!. I have played the first two many, many, many times, but UYA only twice. That sewer section is something else, took me forever to find all the bolts down there, but it was an excellent place to farm for bolts and level up my weapons.
Hey Larry! Yeah, I'm ready for a new horror movie review.
Kate, I have waaaay too many hobbies, lol! And if I'm not mistaken, you're busy with NaNoWriMo right now. The two things I love the most about Person of Interest are Jim Caviezel (he's so, so very pretty!) and the dog, Bear. I love that breed, it's one of the few pure-bred dogs I would ever consider paying for.
I really liked Thor. I love movies that are just fun to go see and don't take themselves too seriously.
