St. Apathy

I think I still have that audio file somewhere.

Happy birthday, John.

Thanks all.

I'm giving it a year or so, let a few worthy PS4 titles accumulate.

Chinese movie theater mistakes fan art for official promotional material.

I found a patch, don't know if it is the same one, but it let me import it no problem.

There isn't, sadly. You get a predetermined background, which consists of the opposite of everything I did in the first game, so two of my favorite characters are dead.

Something seems to be amiss with Mass Effect.

I got the trilogy pack for the PS3, and I am informed that the idea is that you can carry on events and decisions you made in Mass Effect 1 to Mass Effect 2, and so on.

Problem is I can't. I've completed ME1, but the option to import an ME1 character doesn't show up when I install ME2 and start a new game.

I like the cornrows.

Have you tried bringing up the map (M) and clicking on 'Return To Normandy' ?

Ah. Cheers.

I'm up to level 23, or so. I've gone to the moon for that one mission there, but now that I've finished it, I seem to be stuck. I'm just driving around on the moon, with no means of getting back aboard Normandy.

Really getting into Mass Effect, but I spent all day playing the same fight over and over until I made it through. The later part of the one with the Matriarch.

I've recently got Bioshock as a prelude for getting the ultimate edition of Bioshock Infinite when it comes, but not really feeling it.

I also got Oblivion, which I'm having trouble getting into as I did with Skyrim.

I also got a thing, but it probably wasn't good since I don't even remember what the thing is.

So, GTAV. Buy, y/n? I didn't find 4 particularly enjoyable. I hear the new one harkens back to earlier installments and its a little more reminiscent of San Andreas, which I loved. Is that an accurate description?

Vitamin String Quartet.

I declare a love for the Philly cheesesteak sandwich.

I've been on Tumblr a lot.

The Wolverine was better than XMOW and XMTLS, which puts it at the top of the lower half of X-Men movies. It's stylisticly interesting, though the ending undoes a lot of that. I think there might be one male Japanese character in the entire movie who was a decent human being, with everyone else being a yakuza, ninja, or crooked, so there's a rather pungent whiff of mighty whitey.

For a comic book movie about a singular male hero, though, there's a fair amount of female characters to receive a fair amount of screentime. It isn't perfect, but.... representation?

I loved Pacific Rim to bits.

I'm just glad the bloody thing is out of me.