Well, this is a pleasant surprise! I knew the world needed more games star angsty leprechauns lol. Seriously, though, this looks really cool. The size of the sprites kind of limits how much action can happen on screen at once but it sure is pretty and certainly looks fun. $70 is steep but that was a typical price point at the time, and that's not accounting for all the inflation since then!
Maybe because it's the heart of winter and the cheer of Christmas is past? Everything is just dark and cold.
I downloaded it when it hit PS+ but I haven't tried it yet. I haven't play a Devil May Cry game since since the original, so I'm looking forward to giving it a try.
The downloads didn't take long but the little card hunt was tedious lol. But it turns out my wife played a lot Second Life back in the day, so she was geeking out when she saw Home and made a little avatar after me. I hope she doesn't waste too much time on there 
I guess that's not a good sign when the best thing going for a movie is that it isn't terrible 
I don't know the last time I even read a newish sci-fi book. I like old stuff best, especially Asimov. And I've never heard of I, Frankenstein but I am intrigued.
Got my free stuff! Woot!
I remember playing this game. Yeah, such a neat idea. I especially loved the beanstalk music, so I'm glad you included it here.
I think it's so funny that Sony used to publish SNES games.
I did not like Epic Mickey. I found it tedious with a troublesome camera. But I know you like 3D platformers more than I do anyway, so you might enjoy it.
I think this is the shortest one of these blogs I've ever seen from you lol. Hope you get back up to speed soon!
