I'm looking forward to The Order 1866 in February and Codename: S.T.E.A.M. and Etrian Mystery Dungeon in March for 3DS. I try not to look farther than a month or two and Crackdown 3 got moved to 2016, so that's not a thing this year.
I like that they're all different. I get to read about games I haven't played yet.
I'll play it again sometime and study up on the controls. I'm pretty sure I wasn't aiming properly.
I understand why a lot of games have done away with split-screen, running two screens at once (even split-screens) takes extra processing power, but it really should be in every game you can play co-op. On the other side of it, those LEGO games should all have online co-op and not just split-screen.
And needs giant robotic arms. Maybe he can take them from General Grievous.
Yeah, both of us nearly rage quit each other's game a couple of times. I got locked out of a boss battle because I declined the message to join it. I didn't know I'd be locked out. That pissed me off, just watching my friend beat a boss.
I rolled a 57 on my Retro Game Encounter Table, which told me to choose a shooter. I picked Galaga. So I bought Namco Virtual Arcade today for Xbox 360 which has many of the Galaga sequels as well as Galaga. I'm considering going through all the Galaga games, but I'm trying to limit myself to just playing the heck out of the one game and then getting back to Diablo III this weekend.
I just like all the creature designs. It would be really hard for me to choose if I was playing Pokken.
Now there's a game I've been wanting to get back to. If there's another Fire Emblem game, I'm all over that.
I noticed a lot of different difficulty levels. I'm tempted to bump it up but I know my co-op friend wouldn't be into it. It will get difficult though, maybe after the third playthrough on Inferno mode.
I'm watching for that too. U.E.E. is mine at $20.
