Listed below are the various videogames, books, TV series and films that I have yet to start/complete playing, reading or watching. Please do not be too alarmed. If I was ever trapped in my house during a zombie apocalypse you can be safe in the knowledge that even though I would probably starve to death, so long as the power remained on, I would be highly entertained.
The list was inspired by this blog post that hardly touched my issue of a media backlog.
Last Updated 10/10/2011.
Film
The Universal Film Noir Collection have watched a couple
Moulin Rouge – 2001
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – 1998 have watched on TV before
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert – 1994 have watched on TV before
Volver – 2006
Grave of the Fireflies – 1988
Predator and Predator 2
Who Framed Roger Rabbit – 1988
Paul Blart: Mall Cop – 2009
Due Date – 2010
Twin Town – 1997
The Social Network – 2010
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – 2008
The Men Who Stare At Goats – 2009
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut – 1999
TV
Misfits series one did watch when originally on TV
Green Wing Special did watch on TV when originally aired
Bleach Seasons 2, 3 and 4
Eden of the East
Six Feet Under Season 5
Harsh Realms
Star Trek: The Next Generation seasons 5 and 6
Books
Vintage Games – Bill Loguidice and Matt Barton part way through
Before They Are Hanged – Joe Abercrombie reading
Last Argument of Kings – Joe Abercrombie
Darkly Dreaming Dexter – Jeff Lindsay part way through, but probably need to restart
The Shining – Stephen King part way through, but probably need to restart
The Satanic Verses – Salman Rushdie
The Name of the Rose – Umberto Eco
Dragon Keeper – Robin Hobb
Renegade’s Magic – Robin Hobb
More Discworld novels than I care to count right now – Terry Pratchett have read at least six in the series
Eon – Greg Bear
Halting State – Charles Stross
The Eye of the World – Robert Jordan
The Man in the High Castle – Philip K. Dick
A Scanner Darkly – Philip K. Dick
Necronomicon – H.P. Lovecraft
Gormenghast Trilogy – Mervyn Peake did start
Lord of the Rings Trilogy – J.R. Tolkien did start
The Count of Monte Cristo – Alexandre Dumas did start
The Great Dune Trilogy – Frank Herbert
Zoe’s Tale – John Scalzi
The Dark Tower volume 1 – Stephen King
Kindle e-books (new for 2011)
Lord of the Fading Lands – C. L. Wilson
First Thrills – Lee Child
Forensic Psychology: A Very Short Introduction – David Canter
Ubik – Philip K. Dick
dreamer’s cat – Stephen Leather
Dragon Stones – James V. Viscosi
Pet Sematary - Stephen King
Insomnia - Stephen King reading
The Windup Girl – Paolo Bacigalupi
Games
Vagrant Story – PlayStation did start
Koudelka – PlayStation did start
Shadow Hearts – PlayStation 2 did start
Shadow Hearts: Covenant PlayStation 2
Shadow Hearts: From the New World PlayStation 2
Final Fantasy VI – PlayStation
Final Fantasy XII – PlayStation 2 did start
Unlimited Saga – PlayStation 2 did start
.hack//Outbreak – PlayStation 2
.hack//Quarantine - PlayStation 2
Dino Crisis – PlayStation did start
XIII – PlayStation 2 did start, got near to the end
Silent Hill – PlayStation did start
Silent Hill 2 – PlayStation 2
Silent Hill 3 – PlayStation 2
Silent Hill 4 – PlayStation 2
Half-Life – PlayStation 2
Summoner – PlayStation 2 did start
Summoner 2 – PlayStation 2
Glass Rose – PlayStation 2 did start
Persona 4 – PlayStation 2 did start on a rental earlier in 2010
Lord of Arcana – PSP
Velvet Assassin – Xbox 360 did start
Lost Planet – Xbox 360 did start
Lost Odyssey – Xbox 360 did start
Beautiful Katamari – Xbox 360 did start
Shadows of theDamned – Xbox 360 playing
Kameo – Xbox 360 did start
Dead Rising 2 – Xbox 360
MadWorld – Wii
The Conduit – Wii
No More Heroes – Wii
Super Paper Mario – Wii did start, got almost to the end
Super Mario Galaxy – Wii did start
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess – Wii did start
The Longest Journey – PC on Steam did start
Deus Ex – PC on Steam did start
NOTE: My entire media collection is a joint one between myself and my fiancé, as such this means that half of the items listed are ones that I bought just for myself. The other half have been for both of us and been completed at least by my fiancé (‘course if it’s a novel he’ll probably never read it). As to all the Japanese RPGs listed: unless it’s a Final Fantasy, it’s unlikely that my fiancé will ever play it.
If it wasn’t for the fact that it is true, I would be offended by the last paragraph.
Half the time, it’s getting in the mood to play some of these games.
I really can’t imagine you ever playing any of the .//hack series…