I don't have a ton of experience with shmups either. I found Bot Vice pretty beatable (and very cool to look at!) on easy mode, I keep meaning to have a proper go at beating it on normal sometime

@mrhumbuck Ah, that is good to know- I know I've seen that in eshop sales, too. I don't super know what I'm doing, so every bit of info helps!

I think you better do some more of those crafts. looks fascinating.

I've never played fitness boxing but your THIS close to influencing me into buying it...

I only just saw your post from the 9th, which included the sentence: 'my barista surrounded by an unstoppable vortex of cucumbers and cat toys.' I rate this sentence 10/10

@jaggiescrapper Thanks! I do a lot of crafty stuff, but generally, don't post about it because it's not so exciting to write about. This paper theater at least looks interesting in progress.

@ryjawh I *really* don't enjoy exercise very much, so gamifying it like Fitness Boxing does helps me a lot. That being said, the different versions do have different features, and tend to go on sale, too. I don't wanna pay up for 3 yet, so I'm trying to 100% a couple I've already got.

@mrhumbuck Thank you. Even the lowest cost bit of Nintendo eShop filler can be inspiring.

Hope you're feeling better soon!

@mrhumbuck Thanks! I'm feeling quite a bit better today, but this cough is hard to shake!

I admire your persiverence in beating up Miku every day! I'm sure she deserves it :P. Also, I really hate it when games try to make you feel bad for not playing them, it's one of the things that made me completely stop playing AC:New Leaf. It's very disrespectful of the player's time.

@mrhumbuck In this case, it's not enough to make me quit playing- the added variety is worth it- but fitness video games have definitely gotten friendlier in the last 15 or so years. It's a positive change.