It has always looked like a good, mindless time. And I hate to admit it, but I tend to like my games on the less cerebral, if not necessarily low brow, side.
Also, just saw this, and wondered if you had.
Well, I didn't mean during this gen, but maybe it would convince them to wind down and maybe not release another home console in future.
I'm sure the Directs can serve their purposes without a big E3 press conference, but it just seemed odd when I read this. In all honesty, as long as they keep making software and handhelds, I'm good, and I'm pretty certain they'll be doing at least one of those long after next generation ends.
I was one of the people that thought they might be getting out of the console industry when gigantor21 posted their blog, but that was something else in his blog that made me think that (and I meant after the WiiU had run its course, not this gen), not their lack of presence at E3, which like Carey said, they will be there, just not with a huge press conference, whch I'm betting they saw as a waste of money.
In all seriousness, though, I don't care that much, I just want to go all sorts of dirty places with where that picture with the bananas might be going.
Well, congrats on getting Fatal Frame II I think. lol
Sounds like a neat idea. Come to think of it, it would have been cool if they had a hard drive on the WiiU controller and done something similar to the GBA Link concept, but where you downloaded modern WiiU titles onto the controller's HD through said cable. Seems perfect for it, since it has a screen, but I guess that would have made it too expensive. Or something. I don't mod controllers, and have a relatively basic knowledge of how it all works from a technical perspective.
I never understood the love for this game. I especially hated always being taken back to the palace, no matter how far you got. So damn frustrating.
I also did not grow up with it, I played a rental copy when Nintendo was re-releasing NES games on the Game Boy Advance.
Hadn't seen Code Monkeys before. Reminds me a bit of Sonic for Hire. Nice.
No idea, but if it was, it would follow a nice pattern.
That was a nice piece. Our electricity actually went out yesterday. Sucked. Can't say Time Warner is the greatest (even if it's not the power, TWC goes out constantly), but I remember when we had Comcast, and I'm glad that period in our lives is over.
I just got done watching a review of Rock of Ages by someone who didn't like it cause it butchered the Broadway musical's story, apparently, so I thought of you and how you thought it butchered the 80s songs while watching it. Good to know "Balls to the Wall" and "I Am the Law" will never get Glee covers, right?
I just love "Balls to the Wall," and I think "Metal Thrashing Mad" is my favorite Anthrax song, but "I am the Law" is such a great song, too. Speaking of which, have you seen the new Dredd movie? It's actually really good. I'm not an authority on 80s action films or the comic books of Dredd, but I've heard a lot of people cite their fondness of those as reasons they're fond of the new movie, cause it pays tribute to them so well. I just liked the vibe, action, acting, and slo-mo; also 3D, cause I saw it in theaters.
I saw the first Ghost in the Shell on Netflix when I had it, but never the other movies, or the anime series. I think I liked the look better than the story (and some of the voice acting didn't cut it for me), but it did get me curious about the anime. I still remember that cover from so many trips to Blockbuster; it would always catch my eye, cause I was in junior high, and it had big ol' bazongas as its cover art.
Can't say I know much of Doctor Who, but a cubby in the work office for my main "job" is a Tardis, and I hear it raved about on my facebook feed all the time, plus I know roughly what Daleks are, so I guess I have some perfunctory knowledge of the series. Kind of. I should probably watch it at some point. lol
