I liked Full Throttle better, I think. I'm going to play Day of the Tentacle soon too.
I remember a lot of talk of how Full Spectrum Warrior used real military consultants to get the squad tactics as realistic as possible. It's by Pandemic too, which is cool because they did the Destroy All Humans series I like a lot. Also did the first Star Wars Battlefronts, if I remember rightly.
Soundtracks have been big for me of late. I don't really have many new bands I follow anymore, so I just get soundtracks to movies I liked and hopefully get surprised by something.
I love the idea of rally car racing. I just need one that's not telling me how to turn all the time. I want to play an old school one that's super arcady.
I'm curious about that British baking show that I forget the name of. Seems fun. I've only done a little baking so far but will get into it more soon.
It's actually pretty good, but it told me to transform my assault rifle to a sniper rifle and then I immediately forgot what button did that. I couldn't change it back when I needed to. I was quite impatient that day. I'll likely play it again sometime. It was the game that got me to buy a PS4 with those amazing waterfalls coming out of the city.
I have Ni No Kuni on PS3. I'll love to try it again and see if I can get a handle on the battle system that frustrated me last time.
I'm going to play MLB The Show on PS4 sometime soon. I miss playing sports games sometimes.
Working both iOS and Android. Nice.
I'm curious about G.I. Joe, but it seems not fun.
I love the vibe in Bloodborne, all that creepiness and macabre creatures. I'll try it again sometime for sure when I'm less impatient.
I still have NG Black around here somewhere. I've never beaten it or even gotten very far in it, and that's supposed to be the easier of them.
I have a fond memory of renting Partners and completing it. I had it from Gamefly and bought the game afterward. I still need to finish the first one and Inside Story, which I have.
I've love to buy a better TV, but I don't really need it. My cheapo 1080p flat screen has worked fine for at least five years now. Also, I got another one just like it at Goodwill for $25 to use at home. Why spend so much just for 4K. It's not so great.
