There are a few I don't have access to due to them having copy protection (and so far I have no plans on working that out seeing how none of the CDs that have it are rare by any stretch), but I've got the vast majority including all the Humongous games. Also, keep in mind I still have access to my game collection - I made ISO images of all my games and stuck them on a portable hard drive, so I found an easy way to bring all those to school. Maybe if the day comes though, you may end up seeing more collaborative stuff on my channel. It's not exactly a good first impression to tell people about your odd obsession with edutainment games. So far, I haven't told anyone about my YouTube account yet - I'm saving that for a lot later when I feel I know people enough. I don't know if I'll ever go back on the binge of walkthroughs I once did, but that's why stuff from me will be less often now. I have much better and more important things I need to worry about than video games, after all! So, as a result of all of this, videos will probably be a bit more rare for the time being. I also did not bring my PS2 or Wii to school for the first semester, but that was intentional. Unfortunately, it pales in comparison to my desktop, which has a nifty graphics card inside. It doesn't have dedicated graphics, but it is a quad-core Intel Core i7. I also did not bring my current Windows 8 desktop to school all I've got is a laptop. The 486, the OmniBook, and the HP Pavilion with Windows XP are completely out of my reach and would be incredibly impractical to move to my dwelling space.

I also have zero access to any of my old computers right now. I will not have the time I once did to record stuff, and I don't know any place that's quiet enough where I can record LPs at my school yet (keep in mind I also live with a roommate at the moment, so recording in my room is not an option). Things will be changing quite a bit from here on out, as a result. It's all been so overwhelming that I've been kind of forgetting about one thing.I'm on the Internet. I've got great professors, a lot of new friends, and I'm finally going to pursue my dream career in electrical engineering. Just moved in a few weeks ago and I've loved it so far. I am living the college life now, dorm and all.

It's been quiet on my channel for quite a while now, and to be honest, there's some very good reason for that - I no longer reside with my parents.

Putt putt joins the race walkthrough