PixlBit

Yea, it really works, doesn't it. 

People just lose their moral compass when it comes to money. Anything goes it seems. 

Sequel? Neat. I'm going to be watching xbox.com on Tuesday to see if it actually drops. 

Core stuff is perfect. I'll look into it when I get my current illness (probably Lyme disease) fixed up. I'm afraid to do anything right now until that's settled. 

I'm trying to turn my backlog into a giant bin of trade-ins, but some of them I know I won't want to part with for their replayability. I'm just not sure how to find the time to go retro right now. Maybe if there's a long stretch of time with no new games I want. I kind of hope for that at least part of the year. 

I'm thinking it will take a really special game to get me to go full completionist with my new game plan. Maybe that's as it should be. I don't know. 

It does bother me a little bit. Especially the way the whole game is clearly designed to encourage new figure purchases almost every few minutes of gameplay. As a kid, I would go crazy wanting more figures. I watched my nephew badger my bro-in-law over figures. Now I know why. 

Did you see that phone game ad with Arnold Schwartzenegger? I still can't believe phone games make so much as to afford prime time commercials with big celebrities. And it was a free-to-play game too.

I was playing Dragon Quest Heroes today, and as I was roaming the limited spaces you fight in, I thought about Xenoblade and it's vast open world. If the fighting is as smooth and easy to learn as DQH, I might like it. 

Yea, that is a good feeling. I think i'll complete a game now only if it is really a favorite of mine. No sense pushing through a game I'm only luke warm about. That game is worth some trade money for a possibly better game.