The Locust are back
With plans to sink Jacinto
Goodbye bland, brown world
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment, musings, videogames, xbox 360
Tagged Cogs, cover, Epic Games, Gears of War 2, haiku, haikus, Jacinto, Locust, Locust Horde, Marcus Fenix, Microsoft Studios, poetry
At one point, some twit
Kidnaps Kaitlyn, ties her up
To sweep jam contest
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, musings, videogames
Tagged adventure, Carmel Games, haiku, haikus, Jamming with Grandma, MouseCity, poetry, point and click
The fear of leaving
Your safe space, for food, contact
Crippling, all too real
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment
Tagged adventure, anxiety, free, haiku, haikus, indie, Lemonsucker Games, poetry, Steam, The Average Everyday Adventures of Samantha Browne
Best time for baby
During war, revolution
Find the Oracle
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
A machine ponders
Searches dark for sound, signals
Mouse wheel required
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, achievements, entertainment, haiku review, life, music, randomness, videogames
Tagged Antenna, free, haiku, haikus, LWNA, poetry, robots, Steam
House Forrester falls
Must do everything to thrive
Ramsay Snow, the worst
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment, videogames
Tagged adventure, ASOIAF, Episode One, episodic, Game of Thrones, GOT, haiku, haikus, HBO, House Forrester, Iron from Ice, Ironwood, poetry, point and click, Ramsay Snow, Telltale Games
Enter, the Great War
Full of puzzles, trench combat
Disharmonious
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, musings, videogames
Tagged adventure, haiku, haikus, poetry, point and click, The Great War, Ubisoft, Ubisoft Montpellier, Valiant Hearts, World War I, WWI
Raven Locks Smith makes
Her way to Oddness Standing
Find book, eyeball plants
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
In search of Froggy
Big the Cat will fish him back
Silly references
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
Posted in 2016 completed games, entertainment, randomness, videogames
Tagged adventure, April Fools, Big the Cat, browser, fishing, fishing minigame, Froggy, haiku, haikus, minigame, parody, poetry, Sega, Sonic Adventure
Everyone needs help
In the Lands of Dream, just read
Click all clicky things
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Here we go again. Another year of me attempting to produce quality Japanese poetry about the videogames I complete in three syllable-based phases of 5, 7, and 5. I hope you never tire of this because, as far as I can see into the murky darkness–and leap year–that is 2016, I’ll never tire of it either. Perhaps this’ll be the year I finally cross the one hundred mark. Buckle up–it’s sure to be a bumpy ride. Yoi ryokō o.
