These posts sit here… festering away as time passes… as more relevant posts are made by other bloggers…
I feel as though I’ve lost the writing rhythm I had back in the heyday. I gotta get it back.
And not just random personal posts either: Those are “supposedly” easier to crank out. I don’t have to link to relevant posts or anything like that. For those, I can just sit through and just pull it out of my stream of consciousness. Those just take time to edit and make a little bit more coherent.
I’ll try to make a more conscientious effort to finish some of those posts.
Oh, and personal posts are important too, I guess. I have a doozie of a post coming up… more like a Month in Review sort of posts. Yikes.
First off, I was able to get the $25 gift certificate from Toys R Us. From what I heard from the friendly cashier lady, there were 12 copies left besides the pre-ordered ones yesterday, and those were sold out. I was somehow able to come in at the right time (lunchtime, w00t) and just waltz out with the goods.
Let me tell you: This game… was made for the Wii. In another words: The wii was made for this game. But since the Wii came before the Super Mario Galaxy, the former statement makes more sense.
It’s cute. It’s friendly. It’s childish in the sense that it uses bright colors and is approachable. But really, it takes a more mature mind to appreciate some of the level design. I see lots of places where this game could have failed: camera angles, gravity issues, difficulty.
I’m amazed at how all of it is perfect. I have yet to have any issue with any part of the game play. The two player mode is superb.
And with that said, I’m going to take it easy. Easy does it…
Guitar Hero 3. Zelda. Super Mario Galaxy. I sure have a lot to play
I’ve gotten at least 4 spam messages in my inbox today. What’s the deal, google?
It seems like this recent spammage can be categorized to two:
- Chinese: I have no idea what the actual email means… but I bet it probably has to do with the Internet boom going on in that country.
- Very cleverly disguised: Starts out with a simple hello, and really seems like a human being wrote it. Minus the small 2-line random alphanumeric mess at the bottom of the message. (Oh, that and the actual content of the message.) You even see the people this message was sent to in the CC field.
So I don’t know… I’m sure google will fix it. It’s just kinda annoying clicking on “Report Spam”.
Rebuilding Hollywood in Silicon Valley’s image
Amazing read. Read NOW.
Now I don’t have to write on the subject. Wee!
Apple - Get a Mac
They’re sounding more and more condescending as time goes on.
No matter what the “truth” might be, the condescending manner that these ads put forth kinda disgust me.
Maybe it’s just be finally learning to see both sides of the picture even more?
It’s true that people are switching back to XP. But hey, I might consider the same… for the games…
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