That ending never gets old.

Going to kick the tyres on Halo again my my steam deck I think.

A bit like the bad ending of moonraker then?

So why do I want to grind through something that isn't clicking with me? But I still do. Maybe it's because it's unfinished business?

I always wanted to play all the halo games just so I can say I have and have an informed opinion. I know the combat and the story seems to have a good reputation but when I played halo 1 and halo 2 back in the day, the story didn't do anything for me, and the gunplay wasn't that satisfying.

I bought the halo series on steam some time ago. I remember absolutely losing the plot in Halo 2 and then tuning out of the series entirely. Planning to use chatgpt to explain the series story to me. Not even sure if I understand halo 1 to be honest. Am I uniquely lost here?

Both are their own thing, but I prefer this one.

What a nice thing to leave behind.

Like an intercontinental ballistic missile targeted at the feels.

The song is patchwuffed into my brain. As is the opening note.

I prefer to assume corruption rather than incompetence. But who knows? It could be both.

(I also received this email this morning, so disappointed)

I bought Sphera and was so disappointed. I had no idea that the Sam basically couldn't scroll in full colour. The best Sam games were the ones that didn't scroll at all. Manic miner for example. Amazing and played to the sams strengths.

Wonderful computer. Woefully underpowered technically but supercharged by the community.

I noticed these books recently in Thornaby library and was on the cusp of giving them a go.

What is CSO?

Very concerned about remote book burning.

medium.com/@model_train...

Sphera was a huge disappointment when it arrived in my house. Terrible gameplay, mode 2 not mode 4 except for bosses, it wasn't played for very long - not when the finest version of Manic Miner was on the same platform.

I remember waiting years and years for this.