So, I finished up inFamous: Second Son the other day. I enjoyed the game quite a bit and was able to 100% it on the first go. This is actually the one thing about the game that made me fall in love with it.
I've put about 55 hours into Rainbow Moon and I'm not sure I want to finish. Seeing as I've invested this much time I might as well. I just keep thinking that I want the game to end so that I can move on.
Happy Monday people of Pixlbit! A new week means the start of some pickups. I'm sure I'll be getting more this week so i'll keep you posted. To start off, a couple days ago I went to Target to look at the clearance section as always. I wasn't expecting too much since the last time I checked but I decided to look anyways. Sure enough I found a Playstation Move Navigation Controller. Luckily I found this for $5.26. I've been needing one so I can have the complete Playstation Move set. When I bought my PS3, it was the 320 gb Move Bundle but it didn't come with the Navigation Controller. I didn't see why it didn't but when I bought move games, I saw that most of them didn't really require the navigation controller unless it was SOCOM 4 or Killzone 3.
So before I talk about what I played, take a look at this.
As the title implies, I'm going to see my doc tomorrow. I try to avoid religion in my blogs because of obvious reasons but please, pray, hope, wish me good luck everything goes well tomorrow. Going to a hospital can be pretty scary and going there makes me anxious and nervous, so please pray, hope, and wish me good luck. I'll try to have something game related up sometime this week.
Well happy Monday to you good people of the land Pixlbit! I’m currently writing this blog on Sunday because I will most likely be sitting in a waiting room, taking advantage of the free Wifi while waiting for an oil change. Sounds fun doesn’t it? The positive it that it will be in good ol’ fashion air conditioning because my section of sunny Southern California will be in the 110s.
So the gaming world has een exploding off its seams with news nearly everyday. Normally the summer months are like that especially in a game drought so that people atleast stay interested. Not to mention we normally see conventions and other events like EVO pop up this time of the year so game announcements are regualar thing. These are some of whats recently been announced that I figured I would share! Lets begin!
Here's how the text battle between myself and my friend went earlier, edited WAY down for your convenience:
I played a lot of LEGO: The Hobbit while my buddy Mark played Assassin's Creed 2 on our respective Xbox 360s this weekend. It all changed suddenly though as a game ending glitch stopped my game and sent me to my 3DS for relief.
Yesterday, playing Super Mario Strikers with a stranger for three matches (I won our mini tourney 2-1) at SGC 2014 was some of the most fun I've had sober in a LONG time and today, Super Mario Gotze won it for Germany in Extra Time.
So my PC is finally built (and it's fantastic), and I kind of like to get a new controller with a new gaming device. So I saw a good deal on an Xbox One controller (which now works on PC) and figured I might as well give it a try. And even though I don't have every current gen console, I do have every current gen controller, so I thought I would give you all a detailed showdown to see which is the best of the three. At the end we'll see which is the overall best of the three.
I was never into comics much as a kid. I dunno, guess I just kept busy with other things (like video games), and I was always on a pretty tight budget while growing up. Comics can be expensive! But within the last couple of years I’ve gone on two comics binges.
So what happened to make me mad last blog was getting my alternator in my car replaced twice due to the first replacement alternator being a piece of shit. Let's just say someone else's mistake cost me a lot, I'm gonna see if I can get a refund, and I'm pissed.
Bored on a Friday night, so I figured that while my son monopolizes the living room telly with his addiction to the Wild Kratts cartoon, I'd catalogue my exploits thus far in the year. Submitted for your approval, PixlBitches. Bigups to Snee; he taught me that the term PixlBitches is indeed, viable.
Yeah, you read it correctly. I gave an hour and a half of my life over to what I had hoped might be a sleeper gem, as I'd read the Jim Sterling review years ago and rejoiced.
Happy Friday Pixlbit! So how have you good folks been since our last post? I’ve been caught up in something different. I’ve started to get rid of stuff. Yes, while I was sorting and adding the new CDs to the library, I decided it was time to get rid of a bunch of stuff. I got rid of duplicates (around 20, who knew I had that many), weeded out some records that I lost interest in, got rid of a bunch of caps that I no longer wear, a ton of shirts from college dorm stuff, to everyday graphic tees, and I cleaned out the jerseys I don’t wear. Gone are some jerseys I’ve had for years, a couple of Chargers ones I got for cheap, and other random college team jerseys. At some point I will tackle my sports cards collection, and get rid of copies, and finally add the cards I bought from the thrift stores a year ago.
The remastered version of Grim Fandango will be released for PS4, Vita and PC sometime soon. I think it could be this fall or early next year because the remaster was mentioned in 2013 when Disney acquired LucasArts. That seems to me plenty of time to get it done by late 2014 or early 2015. I'm hoping anyway.