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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Don’t Stop Beheading
I finished Ninja Gaiden Sigma this weekend, though I was eventually forced to swallow my pride and drop down to Ninja Dog level. In retrospect, it was the right decision, but I might have held on a little longer if … Continue reading
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Cult of Personality Test
Pretty much every job I’ve had in the last decade has had me take a Myers-Briggs test, and I always score as an INTJ. It’s nice to be predictable, I guess. It’s not a terribly useful thing to know about … Continue reading
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How to Derail a Meeting
I inadvertently started something beautiful and terrible at work today. I have a regular 8:30 meeting, which we have because someone got the idea that daily team meetings were a great idea. That person doesn’t attend the meetings, mind you. … Continue reading
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Once, Twice, Three Times a Ninja
I have now purchased Ninja Gaiden for the third time, this time in the form of a $6.39 copy of Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PS3. At some point, I am expecting my wife and friends to stage an intervention. … Continue reading
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Miku is a harsh mistress
I’m usually playing one or two console/PC games and one portable game at any given time, so I needed a new walkabout title after finishing Spirit Camera. Somehow, Project Diva f 2nd leapt off the shelf and wound up in … Continue reading
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That’s Enough Internet For Today
From an article on the impending release of Devil’s Third for the WiiU:
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Speed Camera
When I originally bought my 3DS, the store I was in didn’t have Kingdom Hearts in stock, and I felt silly leaving without any games, and I’ve always had a fondness for the Fatal Frame games, so I bought Spirit … Continue reading
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Mind: Blown
I mentioned yesterday that I’d tried to play Ninja Gaiden before. Three times, in fact, and more-or-less in the following sequence: 2004 – while visiting a friend, he invites me to try this brand new game which he has just … Continue reading
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Go Team?
I couldn’t really get in to the Roller Coaster vs. Water Slide argument, so I picked Team Roller Coaster and played long enough to rank up a couple of times. I didn’t have enough emotional attachment to the issue to … Continue reading
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This game shouldn’t exist
I started trying to summarize Hyperdimension: Neptunia Re;Birth, and after several false starts I just had to give up. It’s one of those games where the target audience knows they need it the moment they see it, and anyone outside … Continue reading
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