I’ve just got my hands on KOTOR 2 and have managed to play a couple of hours so far. It’s pretty much more of the same, so we’ll see if it’s possible to improve on the previous, excellent game. One of the things I like about both of the KOTOR games is the way the interface is handled. What could have been a complex series of different screens is very clear and manageable. I think I’m going to take my time over this game and savour it.<\/p>\n
I bought Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds volume 1 yesterday. Such a beautiful book with the whole thing printed in a dark brown instead of the usual black of “regular” graphic novels. It really helps to convey the feeling of a world heavy with decay.<\/p>\n
Woke up this morning to find my world was covered in snow. It feels very strange that we’ve managed to go most of the winder without hardly a flake falling and as we get towards the end of February we are given a world that looks like a Christmas card. Our cat, Acrasia, took one look at the snow through the open door and promptly turned around. I think she was trying to tell me something…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’ve just got my hands on KOTOR 2 and have managed to play a couple of hours so far. It’s pretty much more of the same, so we’ll see if it’s possible to improve on the previous, excellent game. One of the things I like about both of the KOTOR games is the way the … <\/p>\n