PixlBit

Oh the senseis are just like regular Skylanders except they have different fighting styles and moves.  You can use their elements and fighting styles to unlock special areas and such in the game, which can unlock more parts to use for your created Skylanders when completed.  But I think they mostly put them in the game so you can see some of the fighting styles you can use for your created Skylanders, like brawler, magician, gunner, knight, etc.

I think I'll stick with World of Final Fantasy, myself.

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.