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Not really slew them but played them and none of them for very long actually, but whatever, I enjoyed them. Here's the lot. 

Not a full day today, but enough. 

I didn't notice any new releases all that interesting to me in Jan, Feb, and March this year but I saw several for April. So I thought I'd share them here. 

This game has great cut-scenes for the time and good graphics. I liked the dark story too but one control choice made it a real problem for me. I died twice before I got a game over screen. I guess you only live twice in this game. 

I've finally finished this. It's been since November when it came out. It's a whole lot of explosive action, military lingo, and loads of previous Halo novel references. I only wish it didn't leave me with so many questions at the end. You can leave me hanging on some things, but the major story points have to be answered at the end or I wonder where volume 2 is and that's how I felt at the end. Here follows a little more detail. 

Yep, some more. Seems to never end, but who wants it to. I played my routine games and several others after that. 

Just a few but a lot of new downloading such as new Games with Gold, new weekly Game Pass rewards games, and my library borrowed games. I played some stuff though. 

This out December 2001. It's an isometric view adventure game. You shoot things with the magic of four basic elements. It feels a bit like an action RPG like Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance except this is a single-player game and all you use are magic spells. I played as if there was permadeath, so let's see how I did. 

Just some routine Farm Together and Lego Indy today but I downloaded and borrowed a bunch for next weekend. 

Six games played, all mostly fun with only a few frustrating moments.