I play all sorts of stuff, but my buddy and I have always played FPS games like Boltgun together. When I come across another one (like I just saw a new Painkiller game coming soon) I show him and usually we are both playing it like crazy (recently Doom Dark Ages for instance).
Despite the sneakin' in Ad Infinitum, I liked it a lot. When I replace my controller, I'll have to try that Morris Code puzzle again and see if I can get past it.
I love Boltgun. It was on Gamepass where I played it first but I've been watching sales to pick up the complete edition. A game like that, I so wish there was a physical copy I could look at.
Those gummies look fun. Maybe I'll see them at Walmart like you mentioned on GamerDad.
Amiibos are still coming out, I guess. I still want several of the Kirby characters but they are getting pretty expensive second hand.
Cornhole sounds the like it could, and should've been, an Atari 2600 game.
Neat! That's interesting and something I'll try to remember when I cover that era again next year. The history of the candy bar... that would be a fun topic.
I randomly listened to your rhythm game podcast this week. I recently found a Rock Band gtr at a Goodwill I hope to try out soon. I mean, I used to have all that stuff but never really got deeply into it. I had the drums too once when they were cheap. Now a guitar goes for $50 or more. I got mine for $5 at Goodwill. That's about right in my estimation.
Also, you mentioned Lego Rock Band, and I had just pondered getting that when I was at my game store. It sounds like it may be worth it.
Oh, and I've tried Taito Drum Master and the related games and liked them.
Sounds good about PWR. I'm going to pick it up if I find it for a reasonable price.
That's cool about Lark/Nester.
Has he put himself in any games? Maybe Shenmue? They should put him in Crossworlds alongside Sonic. Haha.
You two really had a lot of fun with games. Thanks for sharing your stories.
I haven't had a candybar in I don't know how long. I recently saw Baby Ruth bars in the background of a W.C. Fields film from the 30s. Weird seeing candybars that far back.
