I've only used Ebay once, and I ended up having my friend Michael deal with it for me. It was a satisfactory transaction, but it was a set of dishes and not something like a PSP or games. I doubt I'd take my chances with those things.
One of these days I really must play that copy of Oblivion that I've had ever since I bought my 360... And I need to get back to Ni No Kuni at some point. I did finish Okamiden, so I'm not feeling all guilty now.
I repeat, I am a New Englander. We have bland palates. But we do make the worlds best baked beans. Just sayin'.
I have P4 and one of these days I might actually get around to playing it. I had P3 FES, but it's one of the dozen and a half games that I discovered had mysteriously vanished when I was packing up to move. I'm kinda pissed about that...
Yeah, whatever. Graphics aren't really all that big a deal for me anyway. Not to mention that I really doubt whether I will bother with nextgen systems for a very long time if at all.
I have a few Steam games, but nothing multiplayer. I mostly stick with old stuff that my laptop will run, which isn't much. As everywhere else: rangergrrl.
Those steak tacos look delicious. I'd probably pass on the topping, as I am a wimpy New England girl and my lips would probably burst into flame and fall off.
Figured that was what you were up to and why you'd disappeared. Now go read my blog post about women and gaming. You misused the word misogyny.
I'd totally forgotten that I bookmarked your blog! I'll go read this a little later and comment there.
I started out as a PC gamer back when PCs were referred to as IBM/IBM Clones and Apples, software came on 5.25" floppy discs, and DOS was the main operating system. They've come a long way since then, but I do prefer gaming on my consoles and not having to tweak settings. Let's face it - I am short on time and lazy, making consoles a good choice for me. I don't care that PCs are more powerful and many games have unlimited mods. I just want to shove a disc into my console and start playing.
