the blog of a disabled mother who likes to game, and "get in the pit"
Now that I have all three of the games on our Vita having accessed the PS3 store, I’ve been playing these games because I want to be as thorough as possible exploring all parts of them, completely, 100%…
This is a lot more fun than I remember as an adolescent, although the boss battles have to do with luck.
I’ve been trying to post this song here in my blog for… hours, and YouTube selectively refuses to load specific videos I want to watch. This is getting increasingly more annoying, because it honestly feels like I’m going to have to reset the modem at some point along with having the air conditioner looked at since it’s begun not to sufficiently cool the house according to the settings it’s been on for as long as we’ve needed to have it run…
The 3rd Birthday actually butchered Maeda’s character, but I can’t deny that the soundtrack is amazing.
A lot can be said about The 3rd Birthday, but their reuse of previous Parasite Eve songs was (and is) absolutely on point. Some… things can be said about the story and how battles take place, but they absolutely stuck the landing on the music and I know I am far from the first person to point that out.
When Cyberpunk 2077 came out, I was initially excited to play the game.
However, that was short-lived when I found out that a certain part of it caused people to have seizures.
I am epileptic myself, although I retain awareness and consciousness during all of my seizures, and I have no involuntary motor movement. Even though I do not appear to be photosensitive, it wasn’t — and isn’t — a risk that I was (am) willing to take, especially if I had a seizure that… laid me out, so to speak. Even though that was almost immediately patched and friends of mine have told me that that section of the game is a lot “tamer”, I still haven’t played our copy of Cyberpunk 2077. I’m waiting for a lot more information to come out about it, especially that part of the game. My seizures feel like something is shocking my brain, like my brain is an egg thrown onto hot concrete, immediately cooking. If I can avoid them, that would just be awesome.
That also reminds me that I would like to write a post all about my epilepsy since why not?