I might be thinking a little too deeply about Family Guy Funny Moments compilations right now.

Could you make a series comprised entirely of short standalone funny moments? Yes, I'm pretty sure that already exists, even if I can't name any examples in my currently sleepy state. But isn't part of the humor in Family Guy compilations the absence of context that you know might exist? Could you replicate that in an actual series of shorts? Maybe, I'd guess probably, I dunno. Is there room to expand the idea of funny moment compilations by creating a series of standard 20-ish minute episodes, with the specific purpose that later they could be cut up into out-of-context compilations? It sounds like a horrible idea. I'm going to sleep now.

I have observed too much internet drama today. Whoops.

I like taking Super Bomberman R lore at face value and imagining the logistics of Bomberman, Halo, Portal, Ratchet And Clank, Metal Gear, Castlevania, Silent Hill, Fall Guys, and real life wrestler Xavier Woods coexisting in the same universe, in the same time period.

If you're curious, the main explanation for how it all works is that they're all from different planets. That definitely doesn't explain everything though.

I'm not super surprised by this but playing Killer Instinct a little more, it don't seem like a game for me. You'll hear more of my thoughts about the game when I bother writing about it in a blog post.

GranBlue Fantasy Versus Rising is in a similar boat for me, I started playing that game not too long ago as well.

I've been thinking of writing a blog post about how health is used as a resource in fighting games. I'd been holding off from it because I heard Mira from Killer Instinct has an interesting health gimmick, and I figure learning about her firsthand could be relevant to the topic.

After trying her very slightly, I don't know if I have much to say about her gimmick that I wouldn't just say about Carmine from Under Night, but certain to write her off yet.

I finally tried out Killer Instinct 2013. I can see why people like it, it does just feel awesome.

I'd like to use the term "gambler's prophecy" more, but I fear people probably wouldn't recognize what I'm referencing. It's a jokingly positive name for "gambler's fallacy", a term people actually use, and it's been ingrained into my brain by this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFDljTWMRvE