PixlBit

2009 is chock full of great games, but the ones I actually bought that year and finished are just a few of those. I probably got the most enjoyment out of Wolfenstein, the Raven Software developed FPS. My friend Mark and I played it in tandem and giggled constantly every time we heard the mellon exploding sound of a headshot. That game had some neat magic abilities that boosted your skills. It made headshots even more powerful. 

I downloaded it a few days ago. 

That makes sense. I was wondering what the magic marker was all about. 

I've considered journalism myself a few times, but I'm too shy to do interviews and such. I tried photojournalism once and quit because it made me so nervous. 

I could never get into games like Manhunt and such. Way too creepy. 

I asked about the new controller Jay Str. VG had and it didn't come with a charge cable. How the heck would you use it without one? 

I'm thinking about checking out Battleborn because it's getting so cheap so quickly. I think it's almost $20 already. 

So many cool Indie games right now, especially on PC. If I had the time. . .

Man, reminds me of Mass Effect. 

I sometimes try and be vegetarian in Minecraft but then it's just so much easier to massacre pigs and cows. I inevitably give in to butchery. But my friend constantly kills off villagers and that disturbs me more. They aren't useful for anything and are basically harmless unless turned to zombies. There's no reason to hack them up execept for pure bloodlust. The sounds of these actions in Minecraft are way more disturbing than the visuals. I'll know when he's dropping a villager 'cause of the gross punching bag sound.

Oh, and I want to get more interested in Chronicles X, but I just can't. I don't know why really 'cause I love open world RPGs. I think I get tired thinking about having to make these characters run across so much open space. Sheesh! Are we there yet?