Being that today's best story was Zelda-related, I decided to play the original The Legend of Zelda on http://nintendo8.com not 5 minutes before typing this, which is only fitting, being that it is the ... actually it's the 5th most popular game on the website behind Tetris, meaning it doesn't have any significant correlation to today's date. Well, shit. The things you miss when pumping a blog out not 10 minutes before midnight.
Hello, all. Just another tiring day for me, so this will be another quick one. I just wanted to ask people what PC games are good to play. I've had a new laptop since the end of November and I've been itching to play some new PC games on it since it can run them. Unfortunately, most of the games I have bought are console favorites or still in my que on Steam that I haven't downloaded yet. That's not to say I haven't tried to play some PC games that I wanted to play. I've tried to play Team Fortress 2 on my laptop, for example, and loved playing it...until I got online. I don't know what was going on but as soon as I got online, everyone was super laggy. I think it had to do with the fact that I was using WiFi instead of a hardline connection. I ended up uninstalling it because of that which sucks because I loved playing TF 2 on PS3 and wanted to try out Mann Vs. Machine. So, I turn to you guys. What PC games are out on Steam, GOG, or some indie spot that are worth playing?
When I was younger, one of the ways I bonded with my father was our weekly trips to the local comic shop, a now defunct joint called Comic Crusade. This was during the comic boom of the 90s, and my dad figured that collecting comics was a decent way to invest in a sort of college fund. Image and Valliant Comics had just broken out, and certain books were starting to be worth some decent bucks; especially the newly coined “variant” editions.
There are actually a lot of games I’m looking forward to this year, but I noticed an odd similarity in almost all of them:
I played about eight hours of Borderlands 2 today with my buddy Mark. We played our own separate games for a while. I was going for rocket splash damage and shotgun point-blank kills in the Challenges, and so I ratcheted down the difficulty because doing close combat with an Assassin on True Vault Hunter mode was getting me killed way too often. I’m happy to find out that the game saves the state of the world for each difficulty mode so you can go back to it later without losing anything.
So I've been awake since 4pm yesterday, so this will be short.
Today has yet again been one hell of a day but I survived it! How about you guys? Crazy too?
Yep, BaD is over but I'm still writing. Not up to 28 post yet. Am I crazy? Maybe. I am one thing though, tired due to the medicine to help my neck injury. So I'll make this one quick and easy about a game I'm playing recently, Renegade Ops.
Have you noticed there is a lot of 3’s in today’s date? 03-03-13…a lot of threes. Hello Pixlbit, it is a warm Monday here in Southern California, and while I am enjoying lunch, I thought I’d update you good people of what I have been up to. I knocked a couple of games off Mount Backlog over the weekend which is always good, and I made some progress in others, and started to play some new ones. Sound good? Well let’s get started!
Work day that is. I'll be on my way home in less than an hour. I broke down and bought Tales of Symphonia from PSN with my $19.99 refund.
Ah, it's March! I love March! Lots of good things about March - Spring starts (theoretically anyway), I have a birthday (I was an equinox baby born in a snowstorm), my first official day of work is the 30th (I get Sunday and Monday off at this time of year, so it won't actually be until April 1st), and the Iditarod is happening. It's also Bandit's seventh Adoption Day anniversary today. We're going to go buy a new dog bone later to celebrate. And the other really good thing about March? It's not February!!!
I started the day by watching The Wind Rises in the theater. I knew I was going to cry like a baby all throughout and, sure enough, I did. There were several other people there, so I had to contain it to a certain extent.
Today was not great for me, either. I fell asleep early in the morning again, after watching last year's Rush at midnight, getting done at 2:30am or so, and finding out there was a long-as-hell line at the Whataburger when I tried getting those 76 more grams of protein I needed via a Chop House Cheddar Burger and two large fries with spicy ketchup.
Just to get out some things out of the way: Still cold, snowing again, work never closes, and I really need to dust off my keyboard.
I know some of you are prolly going, "she already forgot about it guys" But I havent.Today was a super late start. I woke up late for work and had to rush for it. Normally I work the evening time but today was my morning day.