Demon Attack was my favorite. Never had an Atari, I was PC gaming when the Atari was out Wasn't until i got to college and we had one in the dorm lounge that I got a chance to play one.
Oh! Me, too! C-op sometime?
Which system do you have Lego Star Wars for?
My first boyfriend in high school and I were thrown out of the first D&D game we participated in for not taking it seriously enough. My crime? When told I had been confronted by a pack (herd? gathering?) of giant spiders and asked what I was going to do, I answered "I whip out my flyswatter +10 and start smacking them" and then Paul and I started giggling and couldn't stop. We were ejected from the game within seconds.
I didn't hate the interface, it just took a bit of getting used to. And I had it on the Xbox, not on PC. I actually got really into it for a while, once I figured out how to get mysel out of first person mode.
What do like, Kevin? RPGs, platformers, puzzle games? I really liked Hotel Dusk, but it isn't for everyone. And the DQ games IV-VI and IX were favorites, as well. And Okamiden, Radiant Historia, the Picross games, the Professor Layton games, and Theresia were others I liked a lot.
Being as I haven't played any of the Elder Scrolls games after Morrowind, I don't have an opinion here.
I play tons of RPGs and I found the interface confusing as all get out, too. Aaron, go to gamefaqs and look up the newbie guide. It will have you make a throwaway character and walk you through a few things at the beginning to get you started. then you get rid of that character and make your own.
LOL. I went on a similar rant to Jason about "mid-season finales". Agents of Shield and The Blacklist are my two favorite new shows this season.
Good luck wth the job, Larry! I've found that kids love the older consoles for some reason. I think it might be the simpler controllers, but then again, it could just be that the games are just that fun.
