Sometimes, but I try not to complain about it because I don't think game reviewers should complain about anything that pertains to what they do. One time, there was a game reviewer at 1up.com who was complaining that he HAD to go to E3, and I gave him an earful about that. I don't think he liked me much after that.
I had the opportunity to review Severed but I turned it down. I didn't think I would like a game about chopping limbs off of things. I did like Drinkbox's other games, though.
I could certainly enjoy my games more if I had less games to play, but as a game reviewer, I get to review all sorts of games. It's one of those 'first world' problems I guess.
Yeah on some things, like games, I'm less patient than what I used to be. Aren't we supposed to be more patient as we get older? :)
My Black Friday (or Thursday evening rather) deal was getting a PS4 for a little over 200 bucks!
My Black Friday (or Thursday evening rather) deal was getting a PS4 for a little over 200 bucks.
My Black Friday (or Thursday evening rather) deal was getting a PS4 for a little over 200 bucks.
I've got a bunch of new LEGO Dimensions packs to review, too!
On Black Friday (or Thursday evening rather), my deal was getting a PS4 for a little over 200 bucks.
Yeah I try and figure things out on my own, too. But I also don't hesitate to use a guide for help because as a kid, it was no fun to be stuck in a game and not be able to progress. This was before strategy guides and the internet.
The best guides are the ones that the info is easy to look up.
