The last movie I watched was Star Trek: Into Darkness. Yeah, a little late to the party lol. I liked it a lot though. Good plot, good characters, good action: It was a winner! 4.5/5
I've seen that! It was pretty trippy.
I know! I just wish it played as well as it looked.
I think we're going to get Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. Guardian of Light was the first XBLA game we bought when we first got our 360 and we loved that one. And of course, like I said above, I'm thinking about Hard Corps Uprising...
I'm really torn on that one. I didn't have PS+ when that game was free and I want to play it, but $6 still seems like a lot for a game that's five years old. I'm such a cheapskate lol. But I'm still deciding...
Not so great, as it turns out. The game has a weird leveling system where things go up as you use them, and your HP goes up as you take damage. You can literally go into battle and have your characters hit each other and their max HP will increase. So it's not a very hard game, though it has been enjoyable to play through. FFI is a classic that deserves its many rereleases but FFII is more of a historical curiosity. I'd only recommend it if you want to play through all the titles in the main series (like me).
That's a good analogy! It's like being underwater all the time.
You should get a controller. It's really nice to have one for the games that support it. It's just difficult to know which one to get. The one I have goes on either side of my phone and connects via the lightning port, so it wouldn't even work with an iPad.
I don't normally play these kinds of games either because I can't stand the touch controls. That's why I wish this game supported controllers.
There have been several good Adventure Time games, I think, but I haven't heard of that one.
80 Days was free?! Dang, I've been meaning to get it but it's never so much as been on sale on the App Store. I think I'd really enjoy it. And the Sorcery! games are actually an offshoot of the Fighting Fantasy series of gamebooks and was originally a book itself. But man, Amazon has set up some nice freebies for its users. They gave away Monument Valley for a day last year too.
