Define cold, lol.
I've been listening to Christmas music here at home. The CD changer in my car is broken, and I have yet to put my Christmas music on my MP3 player. The stuff I listen to tends to be Medieval, Rennaisance, or folk, though.
I really enjoyed What Remains of Edith Finch. It's really a visual novel more than a game, but I like those. The story was excellent, and the dark sense of humor was right up my alley.
Pinball is a very physical game, so you really have to be feeling OK in order to do well.
Save states? Tell me more...
I'll go back and finish The Last Guardian. I just got mad and rage quit at one point and then got distracted by the next shiny game. I mean, I bought the PS4 just for that one game.
Now that I don't have all those unread blogs hanging over my read, I think I'll definitely be back more.
Good to see you're doing more traveling. It would be great to see you up here. As Andrew can attest, I know some awesome game stores.
Cary, I know I don't have to, but I want to. Nice people deserve to have nice things happen to them.
I've missed this place and the people here. Not to mention not having any idea what's going on in the gaming world.
I found several bugs in the first Lego Marvel Super Heroes. I don't remember what they were now, but i do remember how mad they made me.
As for Dreamfall, the first one was PC only, the second was PC and original Xbox. I don't think there was ever a game for the 360. I actually played the second one first, because I didn't own a computer at the time. The first one's pretty cheap on Steam and doesn't require a whole lot to run it. I imagine the second one is avalable there, too.
And I just checked wikipedia and I was wrong. They released The Longest Journey on the Xbox Store as an Xbox Originals for the 360.
