2022.05.10 – Elite Dangerous Log

2022.05.10 – Elite Dangerous Log

In today's edition of, "Last Night's Adventures in Elite Dangerous ! I have been digging through guides and decided I needed to better outfit my Adder (turns out it is already pretty ok from years ago). I looked up a good system for parts, it was a ways off but not bad. Then, I ran out of fuel in a deserted system with an unscoopable sun. So I got to call the Fuel Rats, which was impressively quick and well organized. I tossed them a few bucks on their donation site as penance. Games,
2022.05.09 – Elite Dangerous Log

2022.05.09 – Elite Dangerous Log

I've reached a point where Fortnite is starting to get annoying, so I've been slightly aimlessly wandering between games again. One I keep meaning to play more that I have been playing quite a bit is Elite Dangerous . There is quite a bit to do, and yet almost too much. I worry about not being efficient about things or getting my ship destroyed, probably too much so. Or worse, getting lost and stranded. Anyway, I really need to figure out how to take nice external Screen Shots. I figured out how to take fancy screenshots in #elitedangerous
Review – The Binding of Isaac (PC)

Review – The Binding of Isaac (PC)

So, the makers of Super Meat Boy, Team Meat, apparently have an old school Nintendo Fetish of the worst kind.  First you have Super Meat Boy, which has vague connotations of Super Mario Brothers.  Though the reality is the name is all it really has in common with Super Mario Brothers, that and being a side scrolling platform game.  The Binding of Isaac is sort of like this, only with The Legend of Zelda.  It sort of has the same cadence and style in name and shares a lot of game play style. The reality is, other than the basic…
Review – Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance (GBA)

Review – Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance (GBA)

Konami – GBA- 1 Player Itching for more Game Boy Castlevania action after completing Circle of the Moon, I set out to find a copy of the Castlevania Double Pack.  This is a repackaging of Harmony of Dissonance and Aria of Sorrow onto one Game Boy Advance cart.  Both games are complete and there isn’t any extras so I’lm just going to review them as separate games. Since Harmony comes first in release order, I’ll start with it.  It is however the third game I played through.  I started it second but after about five minutes of play I couldn’t…
Review – Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (GBA)

Review – Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (GBA)

Konami – GBA – 1 Player Castlevania is a game series I haven’t always cared much for. The early games were just plain too difficult for my tastes. If I was going to play a tough platform game I’d play something fun and fast like Blaster Master or Ninja Gaiden. After many recommendations I picked up a copy of Symphony of the Night. It languished for years, un-played, on my game shelf. I’d never been a big fan of the whole “horror/gothic” thing, why would I want to play a game full of it? I then of course played Symphony…