PixlBit

I so love Burnout Revenge. One or two trial races still elude me though for the complete achievements. 

I'm excited about Gamefly because I think they've fixed the "availablity" issue I used to have with it. I used to always get stuff at the bottom of my list, the oldest stuff, and the most available, but lately I've gotten really new stuff even though I have older and more available titles on there. Now maybe it's because I've been an on and off again user for many years, but maybe they've just heard the complaints and made it so you always get something current. All I know is. . . I LIKE IT. 

Yea, I just don't like the story they made with Cortana going rampant and expressing her love of MC. I mean, I understand it better now that I've played these games close together and it makes sense as an extention from the Bungie made games, but I still don't like it. It seems absurd to me. Makes Cortana out to be another damsel in distress. Boring!

That being said, Halo 4 is an incredibly well made game. You can't ask for more in the gameplay department. I can't wait to try out Halo 4's Spartan Ops story in muliplayer and Halo 5. 

Btw, Major in Ghost in the Shell is totally Master Chief. Think about it. Nearly the same origin story and everything. 

Wasn't LEGO Rock Band just on 3DS?

Funny, I'm reading Master and Commander by Patrick O'Brian right now and there's lots of back and forth conflicts between the anglicans and catholics like they were world's apart from each other. It's making me think I'm on the other side of the fence from all my catholic friends and most of my friends are catholic. 

I found Guitar Hero and Rock Band a little too precise to like much. There was no freedom to play in them except for that whammy bar. 

I never played that game. Funny, but with the Apple II, I only ever played Wizardry on it. 

I liked the portability of those Apple Macs. Monitor and all with a nice handle built into the top to carry it with. 

Mame machine, yes! I totally want to do one of those. I want to take an old computer and put it in a cabinet shell with joysticks, a trackball and a standard controller. 

Interesting. I usually think of the Epicopal church as pretty close to Catholicism just without the Pope. I guess there are some other differences too.