I never understood the word "meta" and now that someone bought the word, I really don't know.
I wanted to write two thoughts, but one of them escaped and ran away.
OK I'm playing a game where the main character (me) spends most of his life serving some demanding female, but forget that, all games demand you do missions for people, this one's not much different.
Except the player's eyes, which look exactly like someone from newspapers long ago.
A really scary guy.
I wanted to post a damn screenshot but I got lost looking for it, and the other train went away already.
So I'm jotting this down as a marker.
There's this bot (no, this is way too hard to explain)
Buy a game that does not exist (The page says it will come out in 2012)
and, give it to this bot.
You will be suitably rewarded.
I'll totally guess that Steam appreciated this 12 years ago, but now, the behemoth-gargantuan bloated service is like Mr. Creosote eating one more thin wafer (just before he explodes)
and, give it to this bot.
You will be suitably rewarded.
I'll totally guess that Steam appreciated this 12 years ago, but now, the behemoth-gargantuan bloated service is like Mr. Creosote eating one more thin wafer (just before he explodes)
Not much more to add. Did I mention "Bioshock Infinite" works?
There's a lot to be said for visual novels. I own one. (one.) OK two.
There's a lot to be said for visual novels. I own one. (one.) OK two.
I never know which ones to buy.
Have you ever gone to a bookseller with a friend? All the books cost tons.
People read whatever they can standing there, which irks me no end, and I don't even own the place.
People read whatever they can standing there, which irks me no end, and I don't even own the place.
Point being, what the hell does a person buy?
And we're back to virtual novels.
It should be about a girl, it should have sex maybe, and some drama, and romance, and pretty music, and a goal (she eventually manages a book store)
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