

I’ve had very little interest in Wild Star so far and don’t plan to get it, although I can’t guarantee I won’t get swept up in the excitement when it releases. I’ll be extremely surprised if I’m still playing by December. I expect to have fun for a few months before moving on to something else. Of the MMO releases planned for 2014, Elder Scrolls Online is the only one that I’m planning to buy and play at launch. After that I want to finish Game of Dwarves and then start XCOM: Enemy Unknown. For PC, I need to finish Shadowrun Returns (hopefully before the Berlin expansion comes out) and then the two recent Kickstarter games Banner Saga and Broken Age. On my Xbox 360 that means finishing up Batman Arkham Origins which I got for Christmas and am about 40% done with and then going back Mass Effect 3 and finally finishing the last three DLC’s. I tried to keep my video game list as short as possible since my primary goal is to get through more books this year, so this list of mostly of games to finish.
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I’m planning to watch the entire Farscape series plus the Peacekeeper Wars, then the remastered Next Gen seasons, then Enterprise, and lastly Firefly.
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After that will be the last episode of Eureka, Batman: Gotham Knight, and then I’m going to start my Blu Ray TV rewatches. Regardless, I have six movies I need to catch up on first: Amazing Spider-Man, The Wolverine, Dark Knight Rises, Iron Man 2, Iron Man 3, and X-men First Class. Should the first two seasons of the remastered Star Trek: The Next Generation count as one entry or two or should I count each episode? This list is kind of hard to count because of the TV series on it. Like my book list, I don’t think I’ll get through all of my game books this year, but if I can get through the Kickstarters, Destiny Quests, and Gamebook Adventures then I’ll be happy.Ĭompared to the others, well everything is small compared to my book list, this is a tiny one.
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After those two, I need to finish Trial of the Clone and Judge Dredd: Countdown Sec 106, then the Destiny Quest series (before Michael Ward get’s the third one out), then I’m going to focus on the GA series followed by LW, then Fighting Fantasy, Fabled Lands, and some Tunnels and Trolls solitaire RPG modules. I have two that I recently got from Kickstarter projects that I’ve put at the top, since I’d like to do reviews of them: Maelorum and Holdfast. I have 39 unread gamebooks, with Tin Man Games’ Gamebook Adventures and Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf accounting for more than half of the list.

There’s about two dozen trades included in that number which I should probably move over to my book list but for now I’ve settled with sorting them to the bottom of my comics list. I have 51- and while typing that I realized I forgot about my Comixology and Dark Horse accounts. My comics list is far less crazy, although technically there’s overlap with the book list since that’s where I put the graphic novels. I’m still not completely happy with the order for the list, but I decided I needed to stop fiddling with it since I can always adjust it as I go. Cherryh’s Invader series I haven’t read yet and probably should be higher, but I tried to mix in graphics novels and one shot books between all of the series to keep from getting burnt out. series, Lindsay Buroker’s Emperor’s Edge series, and Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson books. That only got me down to 156 unfortunately, which is a lot but it’s better than 233.įor prioritizing, I put any series that I haven’t caught up at the top. A few more were removed because they were reference and self-help books that I don’t need. I removed a couple of titles that I’d already read before and bought because I’d originally read a library copy. This helped reduce the amount of books to sort through and even better it’s given me a place to put books that Mogsy reviews which I’m interested in without expanding my to read list any further. These were books I’d put on my to read list but hadn’t bought in either paper or bits form. That’s a ridiculous number and I was having trouble prioritizing it, so I ended up moving 62 books off of the to read list to a wishlist. I’ve got everything from my to read shelves in my office, my to read list on GoodReads, unread stuff from my Kindle, and a few ebooks that were in my Dropbox which I’d forgotten about. The book list is far and away the biggest one. That one’s just too big to finish, but if I can get through the first 50 to 75 titles I’ll be happy. My goal is to complete each of these lists, except the book list, by the end of December. Over the last ten days I’ve been working on my lists resolution, so far I have lists of books, comics, movies, gamebooks, and video games.
