Though not normally a fan of all things gritty, booted, or re-booted I am on board with this Johnny Quest/Space Ghost crossover.

I think the original will always be my favorite, but Swap Force was good. I got the platinum trophy on Trap Team over the summer and finished Spyro's Adventure for 3Ds over chrstms, so I think I'm good for awhile. I'll probably Superchargers much later in the year. I'm not great at vehicle games and I'm a little sad…

Apology game is on fleek.

I've finished three games in the past 12 days (Fallout 4, Skylanders: Swap Force, and Limbo) so I'm taking a break until I choose my games for another (probably unsuccessful) attempt at 4 in February.

Witch Hunter Angela and Queen of Hel are both so good and deserve more recognition.

The key to not getting burned out on Lego games is to play one every other year. Also, to never, ever pay full price as there is 100% certainty that you'll be able to pick it up for $19.99 or $9.99 within a year and a half.

*waves back*

The real tragedy here continues to be the minuscule print run for the combined edition.

You sure do have a purrdy meow.

It happens in Bastion too.

Do you mean *finger across throat motion* TAKE her out?

No.

Amongst other books, I got the He-Man Mini Comic Collection for Chrstms. It's definitely the worst and yet most awesome book I received.

I always like to imagine that the Kessel Run is a series of maneuvers and Solo was able to complete it in a record distance of 12 Parsecs. As if a gymnast could do a set of complex moves in half the length of the mat.

Heart.

When I saw the the first one in the theater, a small child sitting in the row in front of me who had clearly been prepped by their parents yelled out "That's what they did to Jesus?" during the Aslan "death" scene.

"The whole Abbey Road medley" minus Her Majesty.

People are the worst.

Listening to the new record Friday I was thinking to myself how much I hope he'd show up in the new Twin Peaks, however briefly.

KA-OOOOOOOOOOOOOS!