Today was crazy and I spent most of the day in pain with my back. I think I pulled something. Im hopeing it's gone by tomorrow. I have to pack as much stuff as possible tomorrow. I did play more monster hunter and took down my third Seltas and like my third Great Jaggi. I also took down a new monster called Yian Kut Ku. The most craziest ridiclous fight I've experienced so far. Oh did I mention when I fought my third Seltas and Great Jaggi it was at the sametime? Yup, both assholes were in the same area and both wanted my blood drenched at their feet.
I got two more Miis yesterday making my week's total six so far. I'm pretty sure I got them while at my usual coffee shop haunt. This place is usually filled with people of all ages, but there are a lot of college students there as well. I've gotten all my international Miis there too for some reason. I've heard people speaking French and Itallian, and the other day, I listened in while a German was flirting with a Korean. I guess trendy coffee places draw people from all over.
So Blake asked me to cover the Jak games, so I figured why not? Now, I've only played four of them, so I can't cover all six. But here's my take on Naughty Dog's second series. And next week I plan to do four of these, so if you have a series you know I play, go with that one. The other one will be Klonoa which I plan to start up right now for Cary.
Yes, today is beer day. The day of the week that I blog while swigging a nice IPA or whatever else takes my fancy. Today's beer is a Head Stock IPA from Nickelbrook Brewing
After telling Dan about the reviews and letting him thinking on it we decided to skip The Order for the time being and get Bloodbourne. I preordered and paid in full with a giftcard on Amazon. All we have to do is wait for release. We're getting the 79.99 edition that comes with DLC, Digital Soundtrack, Steelcase, and Artbook. I still need to go the gamestop thou and cancel my preorder and put the money on it on either the Witcher 3 or I'll buy the new Kirby game.
Happy Friday Pixlbit! Another week is almost in the books and I am ready to hit the local music store this weekend (unless I get sidetracked by a nap.) So how has this week treated you good folks? Anything fun planned this weekend? I am currently trying to read through a bunch of blogs you good folks have posted so if my comments are a wee bit late, sorry. Anyways since it is Friday it is my favorite blog of the week, Quick Hits. Yes I watched a bunch of shows, bought some stuff, and other fun randoms. Let’s get started!
I just saw this on Facebook and it's too funny not to share. The Bangor Police Department has someone writing their Facebook statuses with a an excellent sense of humor. Read on. Might be the funniest thing I've read this year so far.
I've been busy playing Tales of Xillia 2 lately. I have no idea how far into the game I am, nor do I really care. I'm having fun and enjoying myself.
I've been trying to make these blogs have titles with references to certain entries in certain series, which is getting harder to do, because I'm not sure how many series of anything have reached 15+ installments. But apparently, Digimon is getting a 15th Anniversary (who knew?) reboot this year, so let's go with that as the reference in today's blog title: http://moviepilot.com/posts/2014/10/11/digimon-adventures-set-to-return-for-15th-anniversary-series-2335208?lt_source=external,manual
I'm told there are other games like this on the App Store but Earn to Die 2 seems pretty unique to me. Well, not in theme—it's the zombie apocalypse!—but certainly in structure. You're trying to get from the west coast of the United States down to Florida to join the other survivors. It's a long road! So you jump in your piece-of-junk car and see how far you can get. Naturally, this game isn't very realistic. You earn money from running over zombies that you can spend to upgrade your ride, like a bigger gas tank or a better transmission or armor to protect you from the zombies. There are eight categories in all to upgrade and you can get new vehicles altogether later on. I've seen pictures lol.
Dragon Magazine #106, February 1986. In the U.S. you would have been very envious of the release of The Legend of Zelda in Japan. You might even have been so frustrated that you headed to the theater to escape into the latest action movie, The Delta Force, staring Chuck Norris and Lee Marvin. I only watched the first few minutes on youtube, but this is how every action movie should begin: one big explosion and then the heroes enter. Perfect! I often consider how all these 80’s action movies informed 8-bit action video games like Contra, Ikari Warriors, and a hoard of arcade rail shooters.