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RIP Rickey Henderson aged 65. A baseball legend with a huge impact on the game (and even the rise of personality-driven sports players).
The press maligned him a fair bit because he was openly proud of his accomplishments (and black).
Rickey Henderson - Wikipedia
When I think of the A's, I think of the trio of Henderson, Canseco and McGuire.
Yes, it was a great time. He grew up in Oakland, so him becoming an A was especially appreciated. I have his autobiography and he was the real deal. My ex-wife was from Oakland and she would see him and Tony LaRussa in regular restaurants, or just in the street.
No news updates today, there is no news, understandably. Here's is some news, I ran 5K this morning, was hard, but easier than yesterday given the 30 degree heat.
Beach was perfect, warm water. Lost my sunglasses in the surf. Have not gamed yet today, working on next podcast. Read two copies of Retro Gamer, which is a win for me (I save up my magazines and read them on vacation).
Considered buying Sonic X Shadow Generations when I found out it include a remaster of the original Sonic Generations game (which is great).
And that's your news update.
I couldn't run 500m
You now join the league of Moustaches.There's 3 other Hercule Quirot games on Switch.
The London case and the First cases are by the same dev. Really enjoyed the First Cases and I recently bought the London case.
Then there's the ABC Murders, that's pretty good but shorter and more graphic adventure style.
They frequently sell a combination from those 3 together (in double packs) for a cheaper price.
Though it always seems to be ABC + one of the other two titles.
I feel like these encounters are becoming too closely put next to each other, but I guess it depends on the order you play the game maps.
Bosses have you flailing about dying, trying to recognise patterns and vulnerability. Dying a a few times before working out what to do.
It's becoming somewhat tedious, unless they look really cool.
Also the names for the regions are stood bland, they all sound the same and I can't remember which one is which? We used to have Phenendra drifts and Chozo Ruins, here it's Benaria, Darren, Chronicles, Liron, Dylon, Miron
Dark cloak chozo just enabled the emmis again but they operate weirdly.
There's this zone with water, when I run in it I seem to take damage, is it ice?
But then when the emmi is near me, not touching me, I seem to take damage even when not in water?
Also how the feck do you grapple like Tarzan from multiple ceiling grapple points?
The finger contortion is impossible. The grapple doesn't auto aim. You have to hold the fire button to keep hanging, somehow release it, aim with L in a split second and somehow move to b then back to Y.
This weekend I've been playing Tetris (NES), Panel de Pon, (SFC), Kirby's Avalanche (SNES) and Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Genesis) on Switch.
Scrap Riders, this adventure game x beat em up
Great Memories of Azur, lovely art style, it's a platformer
Akane is this arena fighter arcade game.
Wallachia Reign of Dracula, is a side scrolling platformer but you mainly fire arrows rather than sword play. I got it because I think its the same dev as Ganryu 2.
Duke Nukem 3d world tour, I never played this before. It's really cool, retro Visuals but in full 3D 60fps with motion control aiming, only like 2 dollars
This weekend I finished Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. It's definitely my goty. Right now, I'm trying to finish up by finding all if the medicine bottles and books to level up. I even beat every opponent in the fighting ring.
So far it's fucking weird to me. I should be playing Stalker 2 but morbid curiosity got the best of me.
Still playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle this weekend. Feels like I might be getting close to beating it. Want to do more of the side quests as well. Really enjoyable game.
How so? Its certainly took some adjusting to the gameplay.
Fake Harrison Ford, comical optimisation (just a PC version problem), Quantic Dream-level gameplay or lack thereof (I presume this will change later on), non-triple A pacing. The last thing is to its credit, though.
Yeah, I was really digging the slow pace.
Riddick was a slow burn as well.
I've been dabbling again, Slay the Spire and Balatro. I could hook up a controller to this PC, or turn on a real console, but the weather is so nice I've been hanging outside most of the time (including right now). 30 degrees, but pleasant.