I’m still nowhere near close to finishing Dragon Age Inquisition−I mean I could finish, but I must leave no region unexplored!−yet I find myself very excited about receiving my copy of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D.
I know I’ve said before that I’ve never played this game, but I know it’s a niche one of the series, and there hasn’t been one like it sense. People seem to love it or absolutely hate it, which makes me think I should start some sort of betting pool of when I will rage quit, even with the awesome strategy guide.
But I can’t start any of this until the blasted UPS guy shows up with my beautiful collector’s edition game and guide! UPS guy gets here any time between now (2 p.m.) and 8 p.m. I wish I was kidding. UPS guy is also a ninja, who gently tosses my packages on the front steps and never knocks or rings the doorbell. Sometimes I can guess he is here by how nuts my dog is barking outside. Usually though, it’s a lot of trips to the front door, peeking out the main window, and then sighing in dejection when there is nothing there.
He’ll come eventually. And then I’ll have to make the awful decision of which do I play tonight: Dragon Age Inquisition or Majora’s Mask. It will most likely depend on how guilty my conscience feels, and there is a lot of guilt on it already. Like, where are those 2014 guide reviews? I KNOW I SUCK AND I’M SORRY, OKAY? WAAAAAAAH!
Man, even my Link amiibo on my desk is giving me the stink-eye.
If nothing else, I should have more to talk about than my obsession with Dragon Age Inquisition. Although, every time I look at this Valentine a friend sent me, it doesn’t help my obsession in the slightest:
I will mention, however, that SGR has formed a fun new partnership with GameWires.com, a gaming site that runs feeds from various other gaming sites. It’s a fun way for smaller brands, like SGR, to get backlinks, notice, and new readership outside of regular social media. The owner of the site has been a fan here for awhile, and he’s even had me on a podcast on another site he owned. In other words, he’s good people and he has good taste in other people and their sites. Go check it out, and if you own a small site, go get signed up to submit your material!
Oh hey, it’s been a whole 30 minutes or so…time to go check the front door again!
Thanks for the shout out, Keri! We’re glad to help out SGR in any way possible. On top of that, how can someone NOT go to one of the few (and best) strategy guide review sites on the interwebs? It’s blasphemous! 😀