But they aren’t as literary illuminating.

I was originally going to say that, but it didn’t sound right to me. That’s when I started getting tripped up.

Literarily?

Up to you.

I’m of the mind that it’s irrelevant. There’s already four pony Lyras. Who knows which, if any, is the real one.

Why go out of my way to find a tiny sub-genre of book-type when I could just pick up a controller and be immersed in a conspiracy?

Honestly, if you know where to look, video games can be every bit as literally illuminating as a novel.

Edit: You have no idea how many times I had to try to actually say ‘literally’ right.

Well, you wouldn’t be the first to use a line to soften the anxiety.

You have to realize that I can only take it so seriously when you’re anonymous, though.

Nope.

Sorry, Twilight. Books are boring. Don’t be discouraged, though. Movies are boring too.

I like things I can interact with.

That line sounds familiar…

Beat Tentacle Wars 2…

Wasn’t as climatic as the first one. But this one does have a level editor…

I’ve talked to her. Seems nice enough.

Thank you!

I really want to just goof off today… But I should probably record something, huh?

I wish.

I’m no composer.

Edit: Maybe when I get better.

Your daily dose of reluctant gratitude: Thank you, but I’m sure there are better than I!

So, I posted about this really cool strategy/puzzle game a while ago. Well, apparently they made a sequel! Let me know if you can get past stage ten; I’m stuck for now.

Also! Somepony asked about a side-scrolling shooter flash game I could recommend and I found the one I was thinking of!

So… Yeah!

Edit: And this confetti is slowing down my computer…

Double Edit: Nevermind! I just beat stage ten! Blitzkrieg!

Aw…

It’ll be worth it!

I hope…

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