The day-to-day life of your friendly neighborhood purple demon!
Hi again! It’s time for one more article in my “Console Gaming History Adventure” series before I’m officially caught up on writing about my experiences, and can get back to actually playing games! This time, we’re following up on 1977 by covering 1978. This year brings us 75 new games to play with across 51 new cartridges for 5 different gaming consoles! Things are heating up now!
This is a continuation of my Console Gaming History Adventure series that started with 1976, where I try out nearly every English-friendly console game released for each year of gaming history and share my experiences. Today, that’s 1977, the same year the “Star Wars” movie came out! While there still isn’t a lot of activity in the console gaming arena compared to later years, the situation is a lot better than it was for 1976, with 25 new games across 20 new cartridges to take a look at!
So I’ve still been figuring out what kinds of things I want to write on here. 🤔 My good friend Voggy suggested I write about what I’m discovering with my little gaming adventure project, and so I think I’ll do just that! This is, after all, something most people don’t have time for and you might like to hear of my experiences!
So since I’m a demon and everyone’s going hate me anyway, I thought I’d write an opinion piece on the trans movement! 😃 No, this has nothing to do with March 31st a few weeks back being Trans Visibility Day (which I admit is a lot shorter and more practical than a more appropriate name, like “Let’s-All-Point-at-the-Transpeople-for-Being-Different-and-Make-Them-Fear-Even-More-for-Their-Lives Day”). It also has nothing to do with the unbelievable stink around it happening to fall on Holy Easter Sunday this one year, though maybe if I hadn’t been so shy it would have been better to write this piece back then. 😬 It’s just something that’s been on my mind a lot and I want to talk about it! Specifically, I want to offer a middle-ground perspective on it, because with all the vitriolic polarization going on in Western politics these days, I think trying to find some kind of empathetic compromise is really badly needed!