Needless to say I am very happy with my relationship right now. Though, in the past I was looking for love in all the wrong places. I have been looking for a perfect mate for the longest time, and through that search I have stumbled along the way with many a women in my day.
I think it's about time that I go back and dwell on some of those failed relationships or would be relationships and write a little about each situation to the best of my recollection. If anyone does read this, I imagine it would be funny to have seen how often I have failed in my search for a girlfriend. It sometimes was very ugly, and in certain instance I looked very desperate, but in the end it was all a learning experience and I can now cope with that shame of my youth and begin to appreciate all that I have right now.
Now as far as women, I think the list will be long enough to do daily entries like my the month of RPGs I did in January. I should make a list or something.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Recap of the 31 days of RPGs
Well...
I didn't post every day, but I did get all 31 games within January's boundaries. So the project was a success in my mind. Let me break it down to see what consoles gathered the most rpgs I wrote about.
Gameboy - 3
Gamecube - 1
Personal Computer - 1
Playstation - 10
Playstation 2 - 3
Sega Genesis - 2
Super Nintendo - 11
Well it seems that the golden era of rpg was during the SNES days. Eleven of the thirty one rpgs were from that console, but the PlayStation wasn't far behind. It recorded ten of the thirty one games, falling one one game shy of tying the SNES with the most rpgs on the list. After those two games, every other system on the list never made it past three games. It's safe to say much of my childhood memories and nostalgia lies in the games I played when I was younger. The newer generation had some gems, but nothing compared to the oldies.
So there it is. That's my list. And look! Someone made a favorite rpg list and FF7 was nowhere to be found! One series I missed out on was the Fire Emblem series I'd like to give a small shout out to those games, because they are all dope.
It was a fun experiment. I got to write about the stuff that is close to my heart. It was a tad challenging, but in the end it was not hard writing about these games. I plan to do more of these. I think failed relationships is going to be the next topic, but I'm going to skip doing a project in February.
Adios for now. Hope you had fun reading about this stuff. I know I had fun writing it all.
I didn't post every day, but I did get all 31 games within January's boundaries. So the project was a success in my mind. Let me break it down to see what consoles gathered the most rpgs I wrote about.
Gameboy - 3
Gamecube - 1
Personal Computer - 1
Playstation - 10
Playstation 2 - 3
Sega Genesis - 2
Super Nintendo - 11
Well it seems that the golden era of rpg was during the SNES days. Eleven of the thirty one rpgs were from that console, but the PlayStation wasn't far behind. It recorded ten of the thirty one games, falling one one game shy of tying the SNES with the most rpgs on the list. After those two games, every other system on the list never made it past three games. It's safe to say much of my childhood memories and nostalgia lies in the games I played when I was younger. The newer generation had some gems, but nothing compared to the oldies.
So there it is. That's my list. And look! Someone made a favorite rpg list and FF7 was nowhere to be found! One series I missed out on was the Fire Emblem series I'd like to give a small shout out to those games, because they are all dope.
It was a fun experiment. I got to write about the stuff that is close to my heart. It was a tad challenging, but in the end it was not hard writing about these games. I plan to do more of these. I think failed relationships is going to be the next topic, but I'm going to skip doing a project in February.
Adios for now. Hope you had fun reading about this stuff. I know I had fun writing it all.
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