How bizarre - I searched for it on my deck and it didn’t give me any results. I probably fat-fingered it. I’ll add it to my wishlist

Too bad Planescape: Torment isn't on Steam. Oh well...

I finished the Eddings' series The Belgariad and The Malloreon by finally reading the thirteenth entry in The Rivan Codex. I loved the hell out of it. Was awesome fun. I had been concerned it would be boring and dry and was reading it for completion purposes. I'm almost halfway through Northanger Ab...

Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord (Steam) Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest (NES via PS4) Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse (NES via PS4) Super Castlevania IV (SNES via PS4) Castlevania: The Adventure (GB via PS4) Castlevania II: Belmont’s Revenge (GB via PS4) Myst (Steam) Assassin’s Creed IV...

I finished some tripe from the Bond series...gosh what a horrible book. I struggled to find things to enjoy about it. I did, but it was a challenge. I think I'll read Northanger Abbey next. Am also working on a codex for that David Eddings series I just plowed through in the past few years. Thoughts...

liu yuante wrote: ↑01 May 2024 22:40 And again, it's so unfair to CT, as with FF VI before it, but choices must be made and The Nameless One gets the nod.

Sharecrow wrote: ↑30 Apr 2024 02:58Abstaining…

I dig the KC quote in your signature. First time noticing it.

Thanks. I change the quote from time to time but, yeah, that’s one of my favorite KC songs.

Knocked out a few more books this week. I'm on a roll! I'm reading my first James Bond novel next...it's also short but not as short as these ones I just finished. I read Salinger's "Nine Stories" (yikes!), "Islam and the Future of Tolerance," and the lovely, lovely "Dreamti...

Abstaining…

Dark Souls is a better game (even though I’m dreadfully awful at it).

Knocked out Taiko. I carried that book around with me quite a bit...took me more than two months to finish it. Great read, though. I agree with Merlin in that I liked Musashi more, but this was a phenomenal read nonetheless. Next up will be Salinger's 'Nine Stories,' which I'm already working on...w...