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I wasn't when I rented it for GBA at Blockbuster a long time ago either. But I didn't know you could keep certain achievements even after being knocked back to Princess Zelda, which I think makes it more tolerable than what I thought. I thought you had to beat it in one go! 

I think I'd appreciate it more if I could play it now and have a guide. I don't like games with hints that are too cryptic when there's a big world map to explore. 

Yeah, if there's one thing that makes Mega Man games great, it's the tight jumping. The ONE thing. Nah, obviously there's tons to like there.

So is this game like the Mega Man water levels jumping kinda floaty all the time? 

I haven't been playing anything, but I'm getting there ... in a big way. 

Dig the art style for Sorcery 2.

People need to stop cheating on that damn game, I'm always in my office or at home playing it because I only play on PC. 

Like too much on screen, George Lucas kind of busy?

Ah. Well that's awesome! I need to start having breakfast, only ever seem to eat at night

I'd be curious what was the first instance of strategy guides. That Wizardry book looks similar to the newsletters they called newspapers in the early colonial days.

Ooooh, they have a Last of Us Remastered bundle for $399.99. 

Day trip! Thank you!

To hell with other people's happiness, the PS4 bundle I wanted and was gonna get today changed from 399.99 with Shadow of Mordor and Last of Us Remastered to 429.98 with only Shadow of Mordor. Fuckers.

Amiibos look cool, but at about $15 a pop retail, I think they're a bit pricey. I do like the Shulk one, but his pose is awkward. Overall though, they're a cool idea and collector's item, even if I won't be getting them aside from the Samus I bought my friend.