In the spirit of using this blog as a a base of operations for my creative endeavors all across the Internet, here's a recap of my online collaborations and contributions to the advancement of human civilization in January 2013:
This Blog:
- New Beginnings
- Gaming for the Right Reasons
- Do you ever get the urge to write, but when you actually sit down to write, you don't have anything to say?
- On Public Visibility
- The Case for Christ
- A New Hopelessness
- There and Back Again
Exfanding Your Horizons
- We're on hiatus.
GameCola
- [NSFW] Spam Attack: Concerned for Our Spambots
YouTube
- Space Quest 0 - Part 8: Aelienation
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 12: Spreadable Vowels
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 13: The Thrill of Romance
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 14: Just a "Mino"r Headache
- Megathon 2012: Rockman (Famicom) / Mega Man (NES)
- Megathon 2012: Rockman 2 (Famicom) / Mega Man 2 (NES)
In addition, I thought it might be interesting (more for myself than for you, but you never know) to track my monthly progress through my Backloggery, where I'm keeping note of all the video games I own, have beaten, and/or someday intend to beat.
The Backloggery:
Started:
- The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (N64)
- Mega Man Legends (PS)
- Fallacy of Dawn (PC)
- Final Fantasy VII (PC)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
Beat:
- Scribblenauts (NDS)
- Street Fighter X Mega Man (PC)
- Mega Man Legends (PS)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
Completed:
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
I feel terrifically accomplished just by looking at this list—and this doesn't even cover the things I've been working on behind-the-scenes, such as my playthrough of Mega Man 7, or that one time I made dinner with a bag of salad instead of a can of Chef Boyardee. A good variety of writing topics (including a few more serious ones than usual), plenty of videos, exposure to a couple of games I should've played years ago, real progress through my video game backlog, and a healthy ("healthy" being a relative term) amount of Mega Man. Overall, I'd say 2013 is off to a great start!
This Blog:
- New Beginnings
- Gaming for the Right Reasons
- Do you ever get the urge to write, but when you actually sit down to write, you don't have anything to say?
- On Public Visibility
- The Case for Christ
- A New Hopelessness
- There and Back Again
Exfanding Your Horizons
- We're on hiatus.
GameCola
- [NSFW] Spam Attack: Concerned for Our Spambots
YouTube
- Space Quest 0 - Part 8: Aelienation
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 12: Spreadable Vowels
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 13: The Thrill of Romance
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Part 14: Just a "Mino"r Headache
- Megathon 2012: Rockman (Famicom) / Mega Man (NES)
- Megathon 2012: Rockman 2 (Famicom) / Mega Man 2 (NES)
In addition, I thought it might be interesting (more for myself than for you, but you never know) to track my monthly progress through my Backloggery, where I'm keeping note of all the video games I own, have beaten, and/or someday intend to beat.
The Backloggery:
Started:
- The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (N64)
- Mega Man Legends (PS)
- Fallacy of Dawn (PC)
- Final Fantasy VII (PC)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
Beat:
- Scribblenauts (NDS)
- Street Fighter X Mega Man (PC)
- Mega Man Legends (PS)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
Completed:
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan (GBC)
I feel terrifically accomplished just by looking at this list—and this doesn't even cover the things I've been working on behind-the-scenes, such as my playthrough of Mega Man 7, or that one time I made dinner with a bag of salad instead of a can of Chef Boyardee. A good variety of writing topics (including a few more serious ones than usual), plenty of videos, exposure to a couple of games I should've played years ago, real progress through my video game backlog, and a healthy ("healthy" being a relative term) amount of Mega Man. Overall, I'd say 2013 is off to a great start!
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