PixlBit

So many people listen to music while playing games. I've really never been into that unless it's for comedy purposes. I like to hear all the in-game sounds. 

I don't know why I resisted, really. Last black friday I picked up a Xbox One and then couldn't resist a PS4 as well. Both of those were $300. 

It seems like a perfect handheld game in terms of the art and gameplay, but those menus, yikes. Even if i had my 20 something eyes, I think I might have an issue with it. 

Like Minecraft, it'll probably eat time like crazy. 

I was surprised it was going for $60. It's on sale right now, but only 15% less. I think the Duke Nukem factor is going to win out for me though. 

It's got new levels and various fixes. I fondly remember Duke Nukem from the 90s. All that stupid humor. I thought it was funny in the Game Awards show trailer that Duke's few lines were almost completely bleeped out. Bulletstorm was already a whole lot of silly swearing, how much more will Duke bring? I'm actually kind of scared to know, now I think of it. 

It looks wonderful. I'm so tempted to get it, but I should finish what's on my plate first. 

I'm really wanting to play a good console RPG right now. I've played alot of action games, but I want some RPG goodness soon. 

Darkest Dungeon is really engaging me, but I'm really struggling with the tiny text. Even with reading glasses it's a strain, and there are a lot of stats and equpment menus to look at. I may have to swtich to PS4, but I don't want to. I'll see how it goes. 

Doom's story is sort of interesting, but you kind of have to read all the codex collectibles to get it; however, there are a few moments of dialog with those few main characters (like two of them, not including yourself). That being said, I thought the ending was really cool. There's few moments of drama, but they're well done. 

Gearbox seems serious about bringing back Duke Nukem. I hope they can do the kind of jobs that were done with Wolfenstein and Doom.

Duke in Bulletstorm is like a perfect match. I can't wait to hear his goofy dialog.