PixlBit

You are lucky. I always wanted to go to E3 but never did. I used to follow it every year until they stopped having it. This year I went to a local convention, watched the Xbox reveal and Nintendo Direct, and watched a video on a model building convention in Japan. I'll be going to another real world convention in Sept. So we still got loval conventions at least. E3 was the big show however. That, CES and the Penny Arcade Con (is it still going?). I do miss E3. It feels like gaming really doesn't have a show anymore. Although, there's the game awards show in November. I usually watch highlights though. 

I saw Zero Mission just got annouced for the subscription service on the recent Nintendo Direct. 

I didn't finish Psychonauts 2 either. Even the first one I didn't finish. 

I'm quickly piling up a backlog for Switch. I may get Luigi's Mansion 2 and add to it further. 

I'd like to dig a little deeper into the series. I've played a lot of them but not all and not all to completion. 

And it didn't even teach you any real electronics?

I admire Little Big Planet but I'm not so into platforming, which is why I'm interested in Sackboy: A Big Adventure. 

I feel like I tried Tearaway when I had my Vita years ago, but I think I aught to give the remake a shot sometime. 

I have the C64 mini at the moment. 

I feel like I tried Tunic once. Was it on Game Pass at one time? Maybe I found the action a bit challenging? I'll have to try it again sometime.

Yeah, and I've been using them. It's nice to have a full map to look at instead of the Dumapic, incomplete, map in-game. In fact, some of my drawn maps are incomplete especially levels 6-8 (usually skip those for level 9 which is easier to navigate, though more dangerous), and I found myself adding to them again. Haha. 

I'll take a Rainbow Cotton and an Electronics Puzzle Lab please. 

Little Kitty was a fun game I played on Game Pass. 

Welcome back! Were about the same age, and I also act a bit too young for my age. I worry about it sometimes, but I can't help being me. 

I'm curious about those 8-bit computers and retro consoles. I've been curious about the Atari 800 and C64 lately.