Apart from its Justice Lord-ish story told in two hours of cut scenes, the game itself had only as much time in the PS3 as the last Street Fighter before being sent to 남재’s welcoming arms, but the prequel series has easily laid claim to a life of its own. And next year, John Constantine joins the fray, turning this humble videogame supplement into Alan-fucking-Moore’s Twilight of the Superheroes.
Injustice
July 25th, 2014 § 0 comments § permalink
Micronauts
July 16th, 2014 § 0 comments § permalink
Tonight on yet another over-the-air retro network (seriously, they expect me to pay for dross like reality TV when I can watch this), I was reunited with that episode of the Six Million Dollar Man where Steve and a posse pursue a family of aliens with special abilities, the patriarch of which I had remembered fast-forwarding time to flee, but turns out he was only creating an illusion of themselves headed in another direction. Mystery of almost four decades solved.
A year or so later I’d be smitten with the proto-Robotech Micronauts toy line, but as ultimately unrewarding as it may be to eBay another magnetic Force Commander, it’s the Michael Golden art in the Marvel comics that still astounds me. And thanks to speedy seeders out there, I can bask in their beauty again.
The Giggles
July 13th, 2014 § 0 comments § permalink
Got them last night (late, as I’ve correlated) after realizing that I had seen “Hercules against the Mongols” before, and this moment in particular, when the titular character comes through for a hungry child:
AF GW2
July 12th, 2014 § 0 comments § permalink
Guild Wars 2 has lasted longer than I’d expected it to, without the least bit of the Ventrilo/TeamSpeak camaraderie from DCUO (which went through two “leagues” over little more than a year and a half), but as appealing the environment is for players without in-game ambition for the carrot chase—the longevity reflected outside it as well—I can’t see this matching my time in FFXI.

Summer of Dreams
July 3rd, 2014 § 0 comments § permalink
For two summers in college, before the advent of any respectable form of electronic media, I kept almost daily written journals of my dreams, which were obviously facilitated by lack then of distraction before the effort in transcription, but as they’ve returned to plague me again, I must reconsider the notion that the time of year plays some role in their occurrence, what with the television hiatus in full swing following the season finale of Game of Thrones.
