You Know, A Video Game Shouldn't Drive You To The Verge of Blasphemy

But there I is struggling with The Simpsons Games. One of my neighbors made mention of the fact that she tried to game out on Wii and wasn't certain about whether it was first she actually played with the Wii that made the game so difficult. No, it wasn't because it's your first time. I've found myself struggling with the motion control as well (manipulating Homer has been my biggest frustration) and maneuvering the camera can be a pain too. I'm always surprised about how my actual time far exceeds the targeted time for each mission. But those are only minor quibbles. The game is pretty fun-- especially if you're a Simpson's fan.

An early morning with a nutritionist bummed me out. I must undergo a lifestyle change (aka a stringent diet). That news convinced me to take a personal day and stay home. I spent most of the day The Simpsons Game. Not to give too much away, but I had to stop playing after getting too frustrated with God for continuously beating my ass in DDR (Dance Dance Revelation) duel. So I got that to look forward to when I get home-- and a plate of steamed chicken and veggies. :( Not to mention, I gotta getting cracking on my NaNoWriMo project. I've got my idea, which is a retelling on Pinocchio through a gay African-American lens (Guess what grows on my title character, Penn, when he lies?) That way I have a bit of a plot popping from the jump. I know the Disney version and book (poor Jiminy) differ, but I just want to take a look at the movie. Unfortunately that son of a bitch is locked away in the Disney Vault.