Building me in Mass Effect

I've never looked so good.  Maybe that's the point.  

Me and Mass Effect

I truly love this game.  It's still my favourite of the Trilogy, even though I made it so hard for myself.  Always check the options menu!

Mass-ive Effects

I always let the credits roll.  You see little personal dedications, babies born during development, dogs and cats on "set", tributes and heartfelt acknowledgments.  And sometimes, little extra nuggets of cut scenes or a secret achievement.  And on rare occasions, the REAL end of the game.  

Bits

More scribbles, much gratitude.

Be happy. Be Katamari.

Self explanatory.

How to fight like a boss

Looking back this makes me nostalgic for how gaming first felt and thankful for the friends and magic it has brought into my life.  To all gamers out there, I salute you!

Learning how to Game: Try Fable II

I will never forget what Fable II taught me, and will always be grateful to Lionhead Studios.

How I Started Gaming.

True story.

I'll think of more, I'm sure.

Day 1: Skyrim, Dark Souls and "Character Creation: The Game".

Edit:  I'm now 200+ hours into this game.  I REALLY need to move on. 

Ryan started Dark Souls with a broken sword and beat the Asylum Demon boss with it.  He had a problem where his character could not move so without the update patches he made his life so much harder.  Less souls, all sorts of bugs and general mayhem.  DS is hard enough, Ryan.  He killed the Tower Dark Knight just past the bridge in Undead Burg and died at the same time ... and forever after (in this play through anyhow) heard and "saw" it's ghost.  No one plays DS like Ryan.  Everyone has an epic Dark Souls story.  Ryan's are the best.

Sean C plays many many games and is also an excellent gamer.  I'm not sure how many games he has finished though, because what he loves most of all is to create characters.
Multiple characters.  Often.  So I dreamed up this game for him.

Tim is our IT wizard at work.  When I call him with a problem, the PC heals itself before he arrives.  It's positively humiliating.  Infuriating.  Humbling.  You will never meet a nicer IT guy (apart from our son).