Mainly it was the sensitivity of the analog sticks. I found it hard to control with precision in games like Breakout even after lowering the sensitivity in the settings. I remember the feel of the paddles on the Atari 2600. I had really fine control. I don't have that here and it frustrates me.
I heard millennials didn't vote much in this election. Is it apathy? What's up with that?
I sensed it was about zombies. Great angle of view in that drawing. I like it.
I wanted to play the second game, which I have, but it's still not backwards compatible with XBO. The first one is though.
Looks like Trump might win. What the heck?! I think I must still have a VR headset on playing a game like We Happy Few,and I CAN'T TAKE IT OFF!
Why couldn't they've put Brutal Doom in with Doom 2016. I need it on console.
No iron horse yet. Just thinking about it. If I get one though, I'm putting a huge array of lights on that thing. No one's going to miss seeing me on the road.
I'm using Skylanders as my low key backup game when I need a break. I'll have to move some Lego games into that spot next.
I was going to play Condemned Criminal Origins again. I even rebought it. But then I played something else instead. I guess the spirit didn't catch hold of me.
I have that Nightshade game. Need to go play it though.
What's going on in that Homer Simpson drawing?
I like to say I'm not into VR, but I'm keen on going to see this IMAX film at the Franklin Institute this week; and that wrap-around screen and stadium seating does approach a VR experience, now I think of it.
That's one high tech filled backpack.
