PixlBit

Pretty neat game. Someone should make a home brew cart with Nadral on it. 

I've been meaning to watch Justice League but still haven't got to it. 

My new toy is a cordless drill/screwdriver I got from Walmart for $20. 

It seems the goal in games now is endless, so I guess that. 

A  lot of games from the early 2000s are kind of hard to look at now, but Genma Onimusha still holds interest. 

I saw that Animal Crossing comforter at Walmart recently. Designer comforters are interesting but I haven't seen one I really want yet. 

That's great. I played Pokemon Snap way back then and really liked it. It was one of my favorite N64 games. I'll be looking forward to your blog when you write it. 

I used to have that Dreamcast controller. My friend and I played all the fishing games on the Dreamcast with that thing. It was great. I used to fish with my dad but I never enjoyed it that much. I liked being on the water though. 

I was considering it with the early Lego games because I have a Xbox 360 at home. I think the save is on the cloud so I could play the same save at my friend's place on Xbox One and then at home on 360. Then, I've thought of buying a second Xbox One to do this but really, I probably game too much as it is. 

Yeah, there are those timed missions where you have to make a million studs. I'd like to 100% the game, but I'm not doing that. I mean, I could look up a walkthrough and basically cheat my way through it, but that's not that enjoyable to me right now. 

I don't mind some teasers but when you don't reveal the main question that you followed the whole story to have answered, I got issues with that. 

I saw an ad for the Mega Construx figures on one of the back pages of the book. I'm curious and tempted.