I never mean to get out of the habit about writing about games and entertainment, it just sort of happens. I could give you a bunch of stuff you don’t need to know about other stuff I write and why it’s time-consuming and why, if for some reason you liked my game reviews once upon a time (honestly, you shouldn’t have even noticed them), you should forgive me/us/this-blog-which-is-kinda-a-different-incarnation-of-two-previous-blogs-only-with-a-name-I-like-better.

Nonetheless, a time comes when all humans must take up their laptops and begin typing words inside spaces again, and that’s what’s happening here. “Game Mechanics” will be myself and a bunch of other people, so thankfully you don’t have to read my overly-verbose-and-overly-hyphenated-writing-style every post. But seriously, we’re going with “A Gaming And Entertainment Blog” now that I’ve awoken from blog-slumber like Rip Van Winkle who just discovered his dial-up still functions (my friends, the other contributors, have awoken as well but I’m not going to compare them to ol’ Rip), and this should be quite a lot of fun. I never mean to forget that “fun” thing as much I kind of do, either.

Speaking of things I never mean to do, the first thing I’ll highlight for you all is that the latest Humble Bundles. If you don’t already know why they’re pretty cool, this is where you can find out more about what they do. The TL;DR is essentially that you pay what you want for keys to a bunch of games, and it’s a great way to grab games that have been in your “meaning to buy” category for a long time, while supporting good causes.

For reasons I don’t understand even slightly, there’s always some kind of Capcom sale right after I remember that I’m supposed to be writing about stuff I like (or stuff I suffered through). The bundle, at the $8.71 average, includes Resident Evil: Revelations, Devil May Cry, and the first episode of RE:R Season 2. I list those first because those are the ones I’ve tried and think are pretty solid, whereas the also-included Resident Evil 5 is a little bit too ridiculous for me to call good. Anyway, it’s here. This also have a new Weekly Bundle, though someone who’s played any of those games is going to have to advise you on the merits of that.

Anyhow, we’ll have an about/about us page up eventually, and my friends’ll be along to introduce themselves/write about more interesting things than I do (sticking with the “humble theme,” dohoho).

Anyway, that’s a picture of my cat looking smug. Cheers, and here’s to reviewing/sampling/long-forming on all sorts of games, movies, TV, & bookery (in addition to whatever else falls under the “gaming and entertainment blog” jurisdiction).