Ky Tran - A bit of everything

I played some games from 20+ years ago last week. They’re old, but still fun. The missions were tough, the stories pulled me in, and the ideas were surprisingly strong. Yes, they’re a bit slow. The controls? Kinda awkward. But back then, they were doing the best with what they had. And honestly, it reminded me: it’s not flashy graphics or high-end tech that makes something great. It’s the core idea. If that’s strong, it can shine in any era, with or without the latest hardware.  

I’ve had the chance to share my journey of moving across the states with others, and they really enjoy hearing about it. I’ve noticed that whenever I talk about my travels and the amazing things I’ve seen around the world, people are genuinely interested. The more you travel and explore, the more interesting you become, it opens your mind and gives you stories worth telling.