PSVita games: Rayman Legends/Rayman Origins
Got a few movies and games:
And a new HDMI switch:
Tame month, but I've got plenty to play/watch as it stands
Arkham Knight is alright so far. Not really thrilled with all the forced batmobile segments, and there's a lot of them. Really enjoying Splatoon!
Haul from the steam sale + some humblebundle stuff.
Not really into multiplayer games, but I'm having a blast with it online.
Album is as amazing as the artwork.
New 3DS XL get. System is better in the best ways possible. Sadly, it's a fingerprint magnet, so I'll have to buy a skin for it eventually. Not pictured: Xenoblade Chronicles 3D, which I also picked up.
Got a call today from a store manager that an elderly lady -my grandmother- wanted to purchase something, but they couldn't understand what she meant by her description, and they asked me on her behalf to come over.
It was a thank you gift from her because I've been doing her cooking, cleaning and the laundry for the past 10 years so she wouldn't have to go to an elderly home.
I love my Grandmother very much, and gladly did it for free, but I was really moved by her gift. Neither of us are very wealthy.
So, without further ado, the 'thing you can play Monopoly on the tv with':
Picked it up at the Best Buy sale today, it's $24.99, and if you have Gamers Club Unlocked, brings it down to $19.99, and I had a $10 gift certificate, so $10! Glad I waited, I knew it would drop because we still have almost the same amount of copies since the game launched...like literally no one has bought it at my store o_o.
Getting ready to build my PC soon.
parents got sick of me living at their house, so I now have this:
sure beats my other pick up this month (preowned ps3 slim). There's just one slight caveat - although I get the whole house for the time being, my parents are moving into it in a few months. Within that time, I need to convert the double garage to the side of the house (it's big) into a place for myself. It's 4m x 12m, which is big enough for a lounge/kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. I've got £20k to play with, should be good enough. I've done some plans, but this is a basic render of the lounge/kitchen layout, with the bedroom and en-suite bathroom at the back behind the door:
kitchen would have an additional worktop and cupboards above (and an extractor fan), and I would be putting a diner area against the wall. somewhere.
Got a call today from a store manager that an elderly lady -my grandmother- wanted to purchase something, but they couldn't understand what she meant by her description, and they asked me on her behalf to come over.
It was a thank you gift from her because I've been doing her cooking, cleaning and the laundry for the past 10 years so she wouldn't have to go to an elderly home.
I love my Grandmother very much, and gladly did it for free, but I was really moved by her gift. Neither of us are very wealthy.
So, without further ado, the 'thing you can play Monopoly on the tv with':
And, uh, a new Rocksmith controller
That's awesome man! About the space you are working with, you need to make sure to keep it as open as possible to give the illusion of space, since 4m x 12m isn't a ton to work with.
I love dealing with these smaller narrow sizes since I did a ton of research last year on manufactured (mobile) homes before my wife and I bought ours. I was bored so I drew up a little floor plan idea for you. I only estimated the dimensions since I was just using MS Paint, but it looked about like 4mx12m dimensions.
I just made up a layout for the living space since I didn't know where your door would be. Approximate widths are 10ft for the bedroom, 5ft for the bathroom, 15ft for living room, and 10ft for kitchen (sorry, I'm not proficient enough in metric to easily convert those to meters for you).
Jelly!My most prized pick-up in June
My Takara MP-10 Optimus Prime has finally arrived and he is incredible!
Also the obligatory pic with Apollyon (these guys just go so well together!)
