What I’m actually doing
with my free time and what I post about on the blog, even when I’m playing
plenty of games, is not necessarily always related. A lot of games I play
aren’t worth posting about on the blog, not because they’re bad but just
because I don’t have much to say about them. Alternatively, I might have things
to say about something but I was busy at the time while it still held my
interest, or I have so much I could say that the task seems daunting, or
perhaps I simply don’t have a ton of free time and/or manage it poorly. The
point is, this blog tends to run on a
VG Cats rate of updating of
whenever the hell I feel like it, and a similar content system of whatever the
hell I feel like writing about.
This is how, despite
having tons of games I could be talking about, I ended up formulating another
list article on oddly specific game music. I was downloading a video game track
from a game I’d never actually played the other day, and whilst listening
considered that this was actually something I did fairly often. I view a lot of
stuff on the internet about video games, and thus find out a lot about games
that I’ve never personally played. Sometimes games have particular note made of
their soundtracks, of these a smaller portion I will actually one day look up
on YouTube, and of these an even smaller portion I will choose to download for
re-listening later, despite never having played the game in question.
Spoiler Alert:
Sometimes there’s a good reason for that.