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I love some DQ VIII, but I'm not interested much in playing the 3DS remake. I mean, maybe I am, but I feel that game needs to be on a big screen. 

I need to play it more and actually get somewhere. I always lose, or get demoralized, just as I'm about to leave the starting continent.

Ratchet & Clank was fun. I was just thinking about it today. I finished just about everything in it except for the ultimate medal on a few races. I kind of want it back in my collection to replay sometime. 

Ricardo way, way before Star Trek. Interesting. 

Allright. Cool. I'm excited to play it and unlock all those parts for the Frankenstein's monster of a Skylander I'm going to make. 

I've replayed it now three or four times. I'm ok with that. The battles are fun and they are procedurally generated so they're a little different every time. Also, you start in a different part of the world each time too. That's fun. I'm in the U.S. right now. 

I like the difficulty sometimes because it drastically shortens the gaming session. 

Eagles are really falling apart right now. Oh well. 

I'm sure it'll keep dropping in price. 

More of the same with Skylanders is ok with me. I think they're really fun. What do the sensei do exactly in the game, I wonder? Do you play as them, or do they go on the portal with your created character and interact in some way?

Yea, I just had some trouble on the second level. After that I never thought about it again. 

New modes in No Man's Sky eh? I didn't spend long enough with the game to notice, I guess. Hopefully I'll play some more of it next weekend when I get tired of Doom. 

I accept that I will probably not finish XCOM 2. I'd have to do more work in planning than I probably want to to beat it. I'm going to have fun playing the first half of the game over and over again though. Memories of Warcraft II come to mind. I never did get past level 11 or so, but I loved replaying levels 1-10 endlessly. 

It is a bit gruesome, but artful, so not too gross.