Yes, more on this game and genre! I love this stuff!
Recently, I've haven't been able to get together with my 360 gaming buddy much. It got me thinking about games like this and a strategy game store near me that has regular meetups. I'm considering going there and getting back into DnD and board games and make some new friends.
Everytime I see a mention of Steam, I get envious. When am I going to find the time to refurbish my old PCs and get in on the awesomeness?! Grrrr.
Finally played Luigi's Mansion this year just before Dark Moon came out. It's a great game, but how do you regain hearts quickly. I ran out and couldn't gather enough to keep going. I'm doing something wrong, I'm sure.
OMG! Why can't this come out this year! I'm so all over this.
Nice turn-based strategy. Now bring it to consoles please.
No way! Cool! Love the co-op and it's on XBL (XBLA is going the way of the dodo)! I'm checking this out later this weekend.
I had this on the DS and loved it. I didn't finish it though. I'm going to have to pick up another copy to do that. I loved the ATB system. It added a nice element of real-time decision making to make battles move along a little quicker. It was neat you could have a character block for another character too.
Cool game, but I've played it to the max. It's a world building sim basically. You manage Keflings as they mine resources so you can build parts for buildings and build a town. I'm hoping NinjaBee does something new with Keflings soon. I played their similar Akimi Village on PSN. They're doing this game Nutjitsu right now, but it's only out on PC so far.
I worked that night as well. I saw lots of people in costume: a lot of women as cats; two super cute kids, one as Darth Vader and the other as Wonder Woman; and a shady guy dressed as Batman walking down a dark street. He was not a kid, but had a bag of candy. He might've been a tall teenager. Him being by himself was strange though.
When I lived in New York, you could turn in bottles for cash, but not that much cash!
