So, I'm officially back now. I've been working on a lot of stuffs. Yay?

So I gave up on that last fan input project... because I don't have any fans! Ack! To be this stupid, eh?

One of my favorite projects that I've been working on is, of course "The Off-Kilter Adventures of Plucky and Mild". You really ought to go see it, you can find the first issue in my favorites (I don't draw it, obviously. does).

Another project I've been doing is a game. Yes, a true game. has been doing the graphics. The kid's good. Lazy, and a bit hard to focus, but good. You might get to see it someday.

So for Christmas, I largely got just $256 in Best Buy gift cards. At first, I was disappointed. Then I actually WENT to Best Buy. Do you know how much awesome you can buy with $256 there? I got Sam and Max: Season 1, Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Vol. 12), Geometry Wars: Galaxies (DS), Worms 2 (DS), and a portable hard drive.

Sam and Max is glorious fun for the whole family (except Grandma. She wouldn't like it). If you've never heard of Sam and Max, I highly suggest you look them up. Freelance Police never sounded so awesome. A giant dog and a manic rabbit set out to stop a crazy scheme. Hilarity ensues. Buy it. Love it. Worship it.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 needs no introduction. More hilarity.

Geometry Wars is at once easier and harder to define. If you played it on the 360, the original version's on there, alongside a neat mission mode and multiplayer. The controls are simultaneously better and worse. Where you once had two control sticks, you now move with the pad, and point on the touch pad in the direction you want to shoot. The problem resides in that the DS pad oft doles out more carpel tunnel than a control stick. I like it, and multiplayer sounds like it'd be a hoot. Single-card, too!

Worms... is Worms. There's really nothing more I can say other than single-card multiplayer. Kevin's back in the club, Taz!

The portable hard drive is... alright? I guess? It's a portable hard drive.