Only the second book in the series, and they’ve already run out of premises that have anything to do with actual science.

( Doctor Genius and the Complete Idiots. )

In my previous Usborne entries I always suffered from a faint sense of inadequacy, quite aside from the discomfort of stretching the definition of a “screencap” on a LiveJournal community that, like the platform itself, is effectively defunct. There were dozens of these things, so where do I get off doing only a handful, unlike all those other ( Read more... )

Pretty quiet around the ol’ Screencappery these days. Getting on for two years since anyone posted, more than two years since I last posted. And what you’re getting now is yet another entry which only dubiously fulfils the conditions of a “screencap.”

( Like a visual novel, only an actual... well, not a novel either... )

Now with the sixth upload representing the second part of the third volume that’s the fourth I’ve read.

( And you thought the Doctor’s regenerations were confusing now. )

The latest entry in the increasingly irrelevant Pagescan Adventures: Let’s Read sequence, which shouldn’t really have had even one entry here, let alone four. Now featuring death!

( It's a Christmas miracle. )

Pagescan Adventures: Let’s Read - the hit new innovation that has nothing to do with video games, but doesn’t require me to record video. Genesis Edition!

( Puzzle Time Start! Featuring - #1... )

Pagescan Adventures: Let’s Read - Number Two! #2! Part 2!

( Let’s Puzzle (Again?) )

Pagescan Adventures: Let’s Read - Number Two! Now with Usborne Puzzle Adventures #2! Because puzzle books are still a lot like video games sort of maybe a bit.

( Let’s Puzzle(?) )

Because puzzle books are sort of like video games! …Right?

( Pagescan Adventures: Let’s Read! )