I hadn't put up a blog in a while. I've been busy with work and when I'm not busy, I've been lazy. 
I bought a few new games since I blogged last, but I'm too lazy to go get them out. I'm pretty sure I didn't buy as many as I usually do. I've been getting better at saving money. The last game I bought was Dragon's Crown (PS3) and I hadn't even opened it yet.
I was listening to the Brainy Gamer podcast today and heard about this new indie publisher Press Select. Their mission is to publish books about videogames. So if you're thinking about doing a longer form piece, they may be someone you could submit to. Here's their web page link: http://pressselectpubhttp://pressselectpublishing.com/blogs/news/8672969-welcome-to-press-selectlishing.com/blogs/news/8672969-welcome-to-press-select
One of the games I got recently was Dragon’s Crown on the PS3. It seems like it would probably be a better fit on the Vita, but since I only have a PS3, I’ll just be happy with that version! I thought it might be fun to write a little bit about the characters you can control in the game, so here’s a short blog about the fighters you can play as. I was in a silly mood when I wrote this, so be warned!
Sorry I haven't been reading your blogs as much lately. I'm at Bilbasaurs place, and she has limited internets, so if you're blog has youtube clips or too many pictures, I won't look so I don't cost her stuff. That said, I will be back soon and I'll TRY and catch up. I have holidays, so fuck it.
it seems I lost track of time again,although my family had a slight scare with a family member having to be taken to the doctor,though it was apparently a common surgery they went through with and were allowed back home on Wendsday I think,they are fine.
If you have been on YouTube lately you will notice a big change since the new update but my problem with the YouTube update at least on your mobile devices theres no more copy url option which screws you out of posting YouTube vids unless you have another way to do it, not to thrilled with this new update anyway.
With the 3DS and its eshop I think that I will probably purchase a larger memory card, and just download the majority of the games that I want for it. I think that this is the smarter move, because I will not have to deal with losing, or swapping out of the cartridges. Also, I have yet to resell a single handheld game that I own so I think that it just makes sense. I will make an exception for....
Hello Pixlbit! In my last blog, I mention that Disney Infinity for the Playstation 3 had problems connecting to the Internet because well, the patch would corrupt the game save. There was an option to play offline, which was fine, but I felt it was missing something especially with the other versions working fine. Well last night there was a new patch, and this patch was able to fix the problem, and I was able to finally connect my game. I don’t know what happened but I was level 5 with Mr. Incredible, but I guess at some point I restarted, or the game restarted my count, and I am now just hitting level 4. Not really a big deal, but oh well.
aaaaah. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy these peaceful VG themes. These are themes I listen to when I need to relax or calm my mind. They flow so beautifully. I picked six, but I could have picked twenty if I wanted to, there's a lot of great ones. So recline in your rocking chair, grab some lemonade, and enjoy these great tunes; hopefully they'll lighten your day.
Well the tlitle says it all and thats about it. Despite all the complications the game is still in development but is not being treated as a priority amoung a couple of other games in production by Sony's Japan Studios. Its going to be a PS4 title but it sounds like it is going to be a download only as part of PSN . And there is not even a hint as to when it will possibly be released.
When arcades were all the rage and Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, and Space Invaders ruled the day, going to the arcade was the ultimate video game experience and they were everywhere. Second to that were home consoles and you had three choices: The Atari's AVCS (later Atari 2600), Mattel's Intellivision, and Coleco's ColecoVision. They had lots of ports of arcade games and a host of original titles perfectly suited to their respective systems. Lastly, you could also play games on the first affordable home computers. In North America you had: the Commodore 64, the Tandy's TRS-80 (I used to call it the Trash 80, but I was just being a snob), the pricey IBM PC 5150 (something a rich Aunt of mine had), or an Apple IIc (the one my parents got). Arcades, consoles, computers. You had it all.
I just got Ni No Kuni earlier today! My mom had to go the mall so I tagged along and got it. I feel really bad about paying $30 for it though, because I feel that a price drop is around the corner, but oh well. I think I should join rangergirls's late to the party series.
Bill, Zoey, and Francis arive on the far side of ground zero and find Louis lying on the ground with his radiation suit melting against his body. Bill finds a water hole and tosses Louis into it. The melting slowly stops and Louis's eyes roll back in his head.
Punch Drunk Love is pretty great. Just watched it on Netflix.
Talk about timing, I was just days from cancling my Gamefly subscription when they send me Bioshock Infifnite. So admittedly I have the first two games and have put maybe an hour at most into either of them. I really want to like them but the clausterphobic enviroments and creepy denizens make me feel like I'm trapped in a giant underwater asylem.
I just beat Hotline Miami and have to say it was incredible.