I don't know why I do this. Is it in an effort to hate myself? To hate Star Ocean, one of my favorite game series? To beat into my head that 100% completion doesn't really mean anything beyond a self-congratulatory pat on the back? Whatever the reason, I've started down the long and tedious road of grinding through Star Ocean: The Last Hope's ( Read more... )

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This might be the funniest, truest thing I've ever seen.


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I... had a really good day today. I can't entirely explain why it was good, but it was. In fact, some things went wrong, but it still felt good.

I went to apply somewhere that I'd really like to work, despite it's inevitable near-minimum-wage pay, only to end up that they were out of applications (?). I guess that means one of two things: either ( Read more... )

I was talking with a friend online yesterday. He mentioned that something he does when he's bored is go back and watch the old flash animations that he's done. This sparked me to go back and read through all of the stories that I've written for Thicker Than Ink. I went through all of what I've written for Nero, both versions of Cupid, all of Soup ( Read more... )

I'm upset. I might even be angry. One might even say I'm pissed. Today, my second Xbox borked itself, and again, it's not an official red ring of death. It's still within the first year, though, so it should be covered by warranty, right? Microsoft is trying to tell me that it's not. In fact, they want to charge me $94 to fix their self-destructive ( Read more... )

This February is the best month for gaming EVER.

Okay, let me clarify... for most people, February might not be the best month in gaming. But for ME it is. Both of my most anticipated games of this generation are coming out. Street Fighter 4 and Star Ocean 4. Expect me to be pasty white, overweight, and incredibly tired by March!

Who needs resolutions of their own? I just second the resolutions stated herein:
http://nedroidcomics.livejournal.com/203100.html

I dream (literally, like while asleep) up some weird universes:

The place: Modern-day Amherst, Massachusetts (location of University of Massachusetts), except non-walking travel is conducted on dozens of trains that weave through the city - think old-school San Francisco, but the trains look more like giant steam engines, and the city (in my eyes) ( Read more... )