It was part of the story for Bionic Commando 2009, the full console game after Rearmed. His wife is somehow part of his bionic arm which needs an emotional connection to the host to work right. It's one of the wackiest video game story elements of all time for me. I should go play the game to get the full experience.
Red Faction II just got free for Gold Members last week. I don't remember it at all but I'm sure I played it. I hope I can find time to try it again on Xbox One.
I think I was then transitioning from PC to console gaming. I remember playing both PC and console versions. Same with Serious Sam and Painkiller a little later. Mark and I were always into shooters. No co-op in that one though, if I remember right.
It may have something cool if I persisted with it, but with all the games available to me right now, it's not worth the time.
I loved that job in most ways, but I had some troube with the staff at times. We were from two different worlds: I college kid and they working class. But, I was on my own most of the time, and they weren't bad guys. The main thing I liked was the variety of chores linked to the seasons and the forest. Fantastic.
I don't like to see the end unless I'm playing it. It makes me feel like I've failed the game. But, they are so darn hard. A cheat code would be nice. I would do that.
Yeah, they didn't talk much about Pong at all or the Odyssey.
Well, I'll be watching episode 3 tomorrow. Can't wait for that.
When I went down with my dad it was a little bit subdued. Plus he liked to drive the whole way with only one stop. Subsequently I've gone down on my own, with a friend, and my girlfriend on different occassions. Those were a little more free and easy, and I stopped a lot along the way to check things out. My mom sold the house sometime in 2014 or so. I haven't been anywhere since then. Hard to find free holiday stays.
Funny, I don't remember it being long (even though it is). Maybe because I got so into it and read it quickly as a result. I read Three Musketeers in like blinding speed because it hooked me so.
I can't wait to see what Anderson does next. I should look it up, there's probably news on his next project out there.
I remember seeing Mean Girls and liking it.
I'm not sure what it is either, still. Mighty Boosh is it's own reality, or psychedelic drug trip.
Everytime I see the Cloud Atlas trailer I dislike it despite the "wow" visuals and the Wachowsky bros. Maybe it's Tom Hanks and the emphasis on a love story, which is hardly a major thing in the book, at least I don't remember any of that being especially important. The book is excellent if bleak in outlook.
