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You know, there really is something soothing about video game golf. I've played my share. I would like to play the new Mario Golf game, but I've got a few games ahead of it on the list. 

When I was a kid and playing PC Games, and not knowing any better, I asked for a golf game, Links, for a birthday present. I had read a great review of it in a magazine. But what the heck did I know about golf? Nothing. So I got the game, but it didn't work on my lame computer. Alas....

I bought Monster Hunter World a while back on PS4, but I haven't played it yet. I have it downloaded and installed though... I'd like to check it out. I tried out Monster Hunter on PSP a million years ago, and didn't get into it, but I'd like to give it another shot. 

I've been getting more into Schoenberg. He's not a hugely popular composer though. I subscribe to Apple Music, and they have a lot of great classical playlists, but they don't have any for Schoenberg. I'm been telling myself to build my own, but just haven't gotten around to it. 

Wodehouse is definitely on my list of things to read. 

I bought Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments the other day. It was on sale for $8 on PSN. I've been meaning to play a Sherlock Holmes video game for a while... I'm a big fan of the books. Also, I'd really like to play more detective games. 

Lost Odyssey was great. 

I havent totally delved into the fixed version until now. I'm pretty impressed with it. 

Jeez, that show came out in 2001? That was SO long ago!

Damn, Snoopy skimped on the magic. 

I've probably played this. I like the graphics. 

There are quite a few games out there from this era, very unique and creative, strangely complex, but just have disappeared into history. 

The first two Dead Space games are really good. I haven't played them, but I watched my brother do so. Really innovative for the time. I've been thinking of playing them myself though. 

One thing about the Gamecube, the colors were vibrant.