I got the first episode of Back to the Future for free for some reason from PSN for the PS3. I got the rest for wicked cheap, along with the Sam and Max games and Tales of Monkey Island during a Flash Sale. I've only played the first episode and started the second. Too many games, too little time. And I hear you about not really getting the love for the Back to the Future movies.
I have nothing to add to this conversation - I've neither seen any Cars movies, nor played Disney Infinity.
I spent yesterday snoozing on the couch, watching Netflix, and watching the snow fall. I wasn't feeling well, probably stress-related, so I opted to stay home.
Having Christmas with my mom tomorrow AM, and with Jason at his parents tomorrow PM. I doubt there will be anything game-related. Sigh.
Yeah, that was a pain. I liked the Lego games better before they had lengthy cut scenes with talking, to be honest.
Glad you're feeling better! I was sick yesterday, so instead of Christmas, i spent the day napping on the couch and watching Netflix.
I've only been to the movies a couple of times in the last year. Jason and I went to see both Thor and The Last Jedi. I liked both of them a lot, Jason had some issues with The Last Jedi. For her birthday, I took my mom to see a musical that had been filmed and then released for a one night only showing. It was George Takei's Allegiance. It was really good, it was actually the second time Ive seen it, Jason and I went last year.
It was a very blah Christmas for me. It was a combination of I wasn't feeling well (stress-related, I think), and a big snow storm. So I stayed home by myself. I think working retail during the ramp up to Christmas may have dulled my enthusiasm for the holiay this year.
It's probably a good thing my current laptop can't handle games. I have a hard enough time keeping up with my console games.
I have a hard time shopping for girly girls. I usually end up getting some arts and crafts kit or something like that.
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.
