I'm having one of those times where there are lots of things I think I'd really like to do, and I'm not sure I have time to do all of them!
Well, no, that's not quite accurate. I probably do have time to do them, but it's more a matter of scheduling things so I don't end up spreading myself too thin either in terms of workload or actually distributing the things that I create!
One of the things I'd like to do — and in fact have been meaning to do for probably a decade or more at this point — is a Final Fantasy marathon. I've been enjoying ProJared's Let's Plays of Final Fantasy I and III just recently, and it's making me want to go back and revisit the old games — and finally finish the ones I've never finished, like V and VI! I also think it'd be a fun long-term project, but at present I already have a number of those on the go and don't want to overload either myself or my audience.
What I might end up doing is actually make a start on recording for this, but not publish it immediately. That way when I find myself wanting for content, I can kick it off and hopefully have a bunch of episodes in the bank ready to go. Or maybe one day I'll just say "fuck it" and start it anyway. Seriously, I have got the Final Fantasy fever right now.
Another thing which might be a little more practical and less long-term (well… kinda) is a twist on an old video series I used to do called Bearded Backlog. In that series, I used to pick something I'd never played from my Steam library, give it a shot for about half an hour or so and decide whether or not I felt like continuing with it. I'm thinking I might return to that… only with PS2 games. I have a whole bunch of PS2 games in my collection that I'm yet to give a go, and this might be a fun way of tackling them.
Oh, so many ideas, so little time. I'm just kicking around thoughts at the moment; neither of these are necessarily going to happen (at least not immediately!) but if you're especially interested in either one of them then I can probably look into making them happen sooner rather than later!
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