Oh yeah, Magnolia at The Third Rail! I’m always nice to Magnolia because of that. And those songs that she performs in Fallout 4? Lynda Carter wrote and composed them herself.

So you’re looking for skippable episodes? Could be difficult to list, as even their number-of-the-week episodes sometimes have moments that tie-in to the show’s overall mythology. But I agree with those episodes you mentioned that are important, I can add episodes that also feature Control ... that particular episode…

Still hoping Bethesda does an enhanced Fallout 3 / New Vegas port for PS4

Violet Crumble - It’s basically crunchy honeycomb toffee covered in a thin layer of chocolate from Australia; don’t really care about the chocolate, but the honeycomb is pure awesomeness.

It all seems so familiar...

It was because of your updated “How to Build A Raspberry Pi Retro Game Console” post last Feb. 9 that I decided to take the plunge and build myself one; the entire process was actually easier than I thought, and since last month I’ve been happily replaying the games that I mostly enjoyed during my childhood and…

Atari 2600 - Childhood

Snake says Hello .. this would be an okay photo if it weren’t for that eyeball on his eyepatch, eww

In my mind the Machine Gang are all still alive and kicking ass ... which sort of ruins Mario’s stroll.

The cities look somewhat...cartoony. I almost didn’t recognize Windhelm because of the way it looked.

I cried ... to me, she’s royalty. 

“Ti —a drink with jam and bread...”

Just wanted Primarina to bitchslap using her hair

Of all the special edition handhelds by Nintendo, this GBA-SP Famicom version was the best for me.

The Wall Street Journal has confirmed this new PlayStation 4 standard model:

Thanks for the explanation—I’m going to try out No Man’s Sky soon.

Wild Arms was a landmark game for me, and it was the first time I noticed how beautiful music can be in a game when done right—Michiko Naruke’s work on this game was truly fantastic and sadly often unheralded. I remember buying the first OST that was released, and was dismayed when not all the songs on the game were…

This lovely track from the very first Sims game has somehow stayed in my mind all these years—its happy, jazzy retro-lounge sound conjures up images of life in 1950s-1960s suburbia ... or TV sitcoms.

Only third person or 2D games for me, as I can’t play first person games for more than 20 minutes without getting dizzy and puking.

I thought the throbbing synthesizer score was fantastic though—definitely a nod to Phantasm and the John Carpenter films.