PixlBit

I never got into point-and-click adventures but they seem cool. No wait, I remember playing Shadowgate. I'm not sure how I figured it all out. Without the internet what are you going to do? Go find someone who's played it before I guess. 

That's funny, you and your dad at Radioshack asking for game hints. I got a recommendation from a dad and his kid at a EB Games once. It was for Wargames: Defcon 1 for PS1. I think they played it together since it had co-op. Mark and I played it and had a blast with it. 

I used to go to Gamestop all the time getting games on sale. Now I just trade stuff in, get the money put into a code for Xbox or Playstation, and go by digital games on sale. What's happened to me? I used to think I'd never give up physical games. Now I don't want them. 

I love the setting of the Souls games but I can never stay with them. Too hard. I wish for a cheat code or something so I can see all the art and environments and experience the story free of grinding difficulty. I want someone to make a movie based on the series. 

I really liked FF IV that I played on DS a while back. I didn't finish it though because I got stuck in the metal dungeon. Couldn't figure out what weapon would work in there. Stupid game. Loved everything else about it though. 

I had a power outage last week. Crashed my system three different times before it got fixed. I wish I had my 3DS for that. I may set up an emergency DS near my console for that kind of thing. 

I think the achievement pop-up was giving me a kind of dopamine rush like winning at slots. It got kind of adictive for a while there. Now I could care less. They can take their dopamine and shove it. 

Seems kind of ambitious with mixing 2D and 3D gameplay. 

I noticed that without trying on a first run I usually get about 50% of the achievements. I'm focusing on the story from here on out. If I replay a game for fun and get a new achievement, great, but I'm not looking at the list anymore. As someone said once, "ain't nobody got time for that". 

I read on wiki that Kubric's daughter did the incidental electronic music for Full Metal Jacket. I always remember the song Surfin' Bird by the Trashmen. What a great, crazy song that one is. 

I noticed that change in the music when you are underwater when I played it on Rare Replay last year - very cool. I do remember getting lost in the world a few times. I needed a map. 

None so far. I'll get to it sometime soon. I'm going to play everthing I just downloaded.