PSN really needs to step up their security because this is a pain!
I'm glad the kiddos love watching you play Ducktales. You get through a game and you have some nice bonding time.
It sounds like you got a good deal on games. I am jealous that Steam has all these games available at such good prices. If I ever get a fast enough PC I would go nuts on Steam.
Good pickups on the music! There is so much good stuff out there for a couple of bucks an album, that it makes more sense to get the physical stuff, and ripping it yourself instead of buying it digitally.
I'm digging that puzzle game. I bought it on Sunday and I've been slowly moving through the SMB game.
I like open world games to a point. I like being able to either play the game or just wander around causing trouble. Having the sandbox opens up the game to a point. There have been a couple of games I played that tried to capitalize on being like GTA that have failed because there isn't enough content to justify having an open world. At that point, I'd rather have a game where it was all level based. Heck even GTA at times fails in the sandbox deptartment. I'd like to have more than just a handful of buildings be available to walk through, heck I'd be happy if it was GTA San Andreas where if you go to certain buildings you are on the roof and you can jump off with a parachute.
That level in Portal sounds like it would drive me nuts. I like LBP in small doses and I should try online levels because that Dead Space level sounds like fun.
I never got into Magic, probably because none of my friends were into it, and when the cards were released they would always sell out. It was probably a good thing that I didn't get into it.
Your pickups look interesting especially the board game.
It's Plus10's loss, and besides it looks like from the comments you might have found a nice spot with the Pixlbit crew.
As for depression, I don't know much about it, but I do know you that you should get some help. As much as we like your writing right now, we'd like a well Whatsacow.
I had to skip over the SMB Galaxy part because I just added it to the library. I figured I'd start with that game before continuing with Galaxy 2.
That's the thing with Minecraft, the folks who play it will watch video/read tutorials on how to get better at it. My cousins do it and I'm trying my best to stay away from it.
That is one of the fun parts about a game. I like to not touch the game for a bit just so I can hopefully get one of those moments.
This project sounds awesome, and props to the teacher behind it. He has some very lucky students!
