Red Dead 2 was pretty amazing. I played it on a rental. I got past the guided beginning and then roamed about looking at the environments, watched an old timey film, took a rowboat out to one of those steam boats, and caused a lot of mayhem on horseback. I honestly forgot there was a story to follow.
Just watched the trailer. Seems cool. Diablo-lite. Cool. It'll be on Game Pass too. That's free for me. ha ha. Spring 2020, though. That's a wait.
I heard the band The Fugs were named after Mailer's use of the word.
I just heard today that it was a Twisted Pixel game. Now I'm going to have to see its price, because I want it.
I so wanted to love Ghouls & Ghosts, but it was darn hard. Those graphics are great.
I got the butcher living in my house now. He just moved in like he owned the place. That's what I get for making extra beds. This ain't no Airbnb, I told him. These villagers can't understand a word you say, though. I let it be. Don't mess with a guy who carries a cleaver.
I saw it. It was way, way too long, but the battles where cool old school with models and everything. I loved that.
I saw a sale on Hotwheels at my supermarket the other day and was tempted. I don't need more toys lying around my apartment right now though. I swear, I would hoard toys if I had the money for it, and the space. I want to construct a train layout where all the toys can live. Ha ha.
I love the graphics in Castlvania games. Too darn hard for me though. I played Dark Castle around that time. Sort of similar game for the Apple Mac, but not as hard.
Damn, the Onion is so great. "systems to be thrown in the goddamn garbage where they belong", lol.
I've been reading these Time/Life history books like, This Fabulous Century and came across an Onion book called This Dumb Century. I had to read it. F'n great! Loved it!
