Keep Up That Clicking

I don't play too many games on my PC. What I mean to say is, I don't play too many PC games. The occasional game here and there will get my attention, but otherwise, I stay to my consoles. But lately, the old PC has been getting more than its usual share of attention when it comes to the games. Not for new games, mind you, as who has the patience for that anymore (warning: language for the link). No, I'm referring to games I already have, but forgot to get the most enjoyment out of them the first time.

Games like Diablo 2 and Guild Wars. Now, these games weren't made by the same company, but a lot of the same people ended up on both of these projects (after a massive exodus from Blizzard, but before the latest exodus when they were bought by Activision). Now, I've played these games a lot already, but it seems as though I just hadn't had enough of them, because I'm back, clicking away at odd shocks of free time. You know, like this blog.

Either way, the people who made these games know something of how to keep someone playing, because there are plenty of people online playing these games. It is really easy to get a team of four together in either of these games, for example. I even have a couple of coworkers who play some of the time, too. And before you ask, yes, there are nerdy cashiers aside from me. In fact, out of the 4 male cashiers on grave shift, only 1 of them doesn't have a nerdy tattoo. Also, before you ask, yes, we are greatly outnumbered by the women in the department. All I have to say about that is, hey, at least I'm not the one male beverage server in the whole casino.

Anyway, in celebration of the increase in mouse-clicks, here are some clickables.

Whalias

Tim Curry in The Worst Witch

Penny Arcade

Metroid Metal

Automatic Mario World Madness

Jon Lajoie on Youtube

Enjoy!