It's fun to go down the list of best of all time on Metacritic and make a personal list of favorites. Here are mine for the original Xbox.
I grabbed all the rest of the Outlaw Nation comics in the bargain bin to see what other game ads might be found. There were a good number of them. Here are the 1-pagers.
I found a few of these print ads one day, and then I hit the motherload with a comic called Outlaw Nation. This comic had five or more video game ads per issue. I photographed them all to share here.
I played several hours of this after a Game Pass weekly rewards quest asked me to. I was glad to because I was curious about it. I found it very enjoyable. I think the controls for shooting and using telekinesis powers are excellent. That alone can sell a game to me. I intend to keep playing it in the weeks to come, so let's take a deeper look.
I never have anything decent to say in these intros, so have a blog. Also, sorry for no pictures, it's really tedious to do on an iPad.
I was going to comment a few things on E3 but I haven’t really been keeping track of it so I’m just going to talk about one thing I’ve noticed: Federation Force. The Metroid fanbase is causing a hell of an uproar over this, with a partition to cancel the game. I guess I’m not that much of a fan because I actually want to check this out on release.
I'm later than usual with this blog. I couldn't find a decent camera to take pictures. Oh well, it's better late than never. I did good in 2014. I didn't buy a lot of games. Got too many digital games though. There were some decent sales this year.
Yesterday I went over my original X-Box games and it make sense to continue with Microsoft for today’s edition of Blog A Day, so welcome to my 360 Library. Where are my manners? Hello Pixlbit how is your Thursday treating you? I have to say so far my Thursday is going well. I took in the new episode of Arrow last night and this was the first time I actually watched an episode as it aired. Before that it was all Netflix and CW App. The one disappointment I do have is that my cable doesn’t offer the CW in HD. Blah! Anyways enough of my show based loosely based off a comic, it’s not Quick Hits so it’s all video games! Let’s get started with my 360 library.
Willkommen flatlanders! Some days of the week I wear a collared shirt, but it annoys me to tuck it in. So I don’t, but I imagine people are thinking I am a slob. So I thought I’d compromise and go Nathan Drake on it and do the half-tuck. But, I’m not sure how that works. So let’s take look at that.
I know I'm a tad late getting this in, but I've been seriously busy at work...I'm on a 10-day stretch currently, with Wednesday being my day off, pending.
Okay, here's the deal. I like doing top 10 lists. For some reason I got it into my head to do a series of top 10s about each year in the 2000's – because hey, that's when I truly became a gamer. I mean, I gamed before then, sure, but this was when I went from kid who plays games sometimes to kid who religiously buys Playstation magazines. And then reads them at school in his lunch break.
I take my wife to yard sales every Saturday. It being the first weekend of the new month there were a lot of them. I usually find nothing but today I lucked out
One of the things that I like about Garry's Mod was ability to take videogame characters and pose them for art references. The only thing that kept me from doing so was posing characters in Garry's Mod was hard due to cumbersome controls and annoying ragdoll physics. It was kind of exhausting trying to pose characters, especially when they weren't rigged properly. Plus you had to pay for Garry's Mod; while Source Filmmaker which is still in Beta is free. Which is one of the reason why I switched over to SFM, plus I don't have to worry about ragdoll physics. Using SFM for the first is quite perplexing; I didn't know how to control the camera or move models around. However there are several tutorials on Youtube and after watch a few them; posing characters became second nature. 
Bored on a Friday night, so I figured that while my son monopolizes the living room telly with his addiction to the Wild Kratts cartoon, I'd catalogue my exploits thus far in the year. Submitted for your approval, PixlBitches. Bigups to Snee; he taught me that the term PixlBitches is indeed, viable.
It sucks that there some soundtracks in the videogame community that are really hard to aquire. Sometimes you're luck, its finally available in your country's iTunes store, or its available on amazon most likely. Sometimes Youtube is there to help you out, that is until gaming companies files cease and desist orders on the person's Youtube account. Anyways, here are some videogame music pieces that I've been enjoy lately.