Interesting. I read the Forbes article. So it has 100 built-in games but it functions like a Steam Box and runs a Linux OS. Ok. I like it's small size. I had to get rid of my Atari 2600 because it was so bulky in my apartment. If I was in the money, I'd give it a shot and download Linux compatible games from Steam and Good Old Games to it.
I just like setting up formations. If they'd just leave me be a little bit longer, I could get it done.
I keep hearing Clapton's Change the World song in supermarkets and other places. What a great song. It's accoustic and came out in '96, so I keep thinking it's from that unplugged album.
I'll try it again sometime.
He is a big arrogant dude. But he can perform.
Whoa! Pretty game. I'll give it a try if it's on PS4 or XBO.
Maynard? The guy from Tool? Oh, I'm interested. I'll be back later when I can listen to it.
E3 is going to be really exciting this year. I can't wait. And I'm jealous as heck.
The game streaming has yet to work well, I guess. It'll get there with faster internet speeds. I'm already getting overwelmed by choices though. I'm constantly thinking of quiting Game Pass to make life simpler.
I remember when they took over Pixar and saw Cars and thought, "man, Disney's ruined Pixar". There's been a few good ones though.
I can't stop. It's just endlessly interesting to me. People, especially younger people. are usually surprised when I engage in game talk. Should I stop? How?
