I liked Milk a lot until he started going on his 1up rants. I'm pretty sure there are some I'd agree with now, but the way he went about condescending to any potential dissent was ... unbecoming?
Oh I don't doubt it won't quite recapture the magic for me, but dammit I loved EGM then and I want to love it now and it looks like it'll be easier to do that than I thought.
Sometimes I wish I did not have a desk job. Averaging less than 5,000 steps a day despite otherwise being in excellent health is weird. Granted, it's a part-time job, so it's totally my fault, but still.
Yeah, Steam has great stuff. I bought Brothers for $3 yesterday, albeit that's all I've bought off Steam since that's the only Summer Sale item I was interested in that I didn't already own.
Hope things smooth over with management.
I've never played an MMO, but WoW intrigues me just because of how much it's talked about.
How cheap? It was $5 on Steam recently, and I got it under $10 a while back.
I finished Tomb Raider not long ago today, read a little of The Fault In Our Stars the other day, and watched lots of Netflix and Redbox lately.
Speaking of, The IT Crowd's first season was ok, but I didn't really like it until episode 2 of season 2. I'm currently on season 2 ep. 3.
I'm playing Tomb Raider right now and I'm not sure if some of my point-blank shots are missing or if the people I'm shooting at are made of indestructible unicorn armor. Either way, it's frustrating.
That's a much deeper blog than I ever thought I'd read about Sonic the Hedgehog.
I was also a Nintendo kid, since my older brother had an NES and SNES and the first system I got for my own was an N64 at Christmas 1997 and bought my own Gamecube in 2001. He actually moved over to sony when the PSX and PS2 came out though.
Anyway, I have my issues with Sonic games, but I've always admired how at least the running sections are purely about fun. Happy 23rd!
