My opinion of books right now is a little unenthusiastic. I read a huge amount the last several years and I feel that it hasn't really resulted in any changes. I've learned a lot, but who wants a smarty pants in a minimum wage job? So, I think I'm going to focus on self-help stuff and things directly related to what I want to change in my life. Oh, and Halo. I have to go see if there's a new Halo book.
I always am curious about the Zelda games, but I never get around to them. I think if I didn't play co-op games so much with my friend Mark, I would focus in on RPGs and probably get to them. I still really want to play Wind Waker the most.
I saw ya, and I added ya. I should do more writing over there. So far, all I've done is rate things.
I'm sure it'll be good. I just hope I don't have too many games on my "must play" list. I'd like it to be ten at the most.
Seems good. It would be awesome if you could play it co-op, but I don't think you can.
I definitely did not finish all of them. I wrote down every game I tried and then recorded roughly how much time I played them. Some games I didn't like and so only spent a hour or two on them. A few were demos too. There were about 25 games I put 10 hours or more into.
I added up all the time and it was 1384 hours which is about 3.8 hours a day. Seems kind of around what most poeple spend watching TV, but I rarely watch TV. I play my TV.
Just added you to my friends on Goodreads. I should do some reviews there. All I do is give a star rating. It's mainly a time thing.
I recently put all my games into shelving. Before it was just in plastic bins on the floor. It looks much better now. I'd like to do something special with it, though, like take my favorite games and display them in some way. I'm not sure yet how to do that.
Looking forward to it. I'm sure you'll mention ones I overlooked.
I've been having a lot of trouble finding time for my handhelds. What to do?
