PixlBit

The biggest thing that helps me with that is the lack of space I have on my hard drives. I have to really, really want something bad enough to give it much coveted space.

Darn. I have a crap PC that I don't use for games and no PSP or Vita. SOunds like a game I would like very much.

I caught on to that tactic a long time ago.

It's Loot Crate for dogs.

My mom and step-dad taught me how to budget at an early age. Right now, the budget is tight, so I have to reduce the non-essentials, which is what new games are when I already own so many.

He's actually a year old, so not a puppy puppy, more a young dog puppy. He's a lot of work, but I love him.

I have the PS3 Tales of Symphonia Chronicles version (in addition to still owning my GC copy of Tales of Symphonia).

I was sooo mad at him! I wanted to go to bed, not to the laundromat! I think he may have gotten the message, though.

Yeah, glucosamine does a pretty good job. An orthopedic dog bed does, too. BAndit liked his, for the short time he was around to use it. It's Beau's car bed now.

Our terriers have been the only dogs that have been remotely interested in the TV. Our dog Donald used to like any nature programs with big cats. Beau prefers TV shows with dogs.

I just look at my backlog of unplayed games and ask myself if I need to add another game to Mt Backlog. That usually does the trick. I've also been making myself finish one that I've abandoned and one that I haven't touched before I allow myself to buy a new game. Of course that doesn't stop me from grabbing the free titles from Games With Gold. I rationalize that one with "but they're free!". Although, many of them don't interest me, so I don't bother.

It's not so much the story that I had fun with, it was all the other stuff. I was having so much fun with the side quests that sometimes I forgot all about advancing the story.