Yeah, NG is hard. I respect the series a lot for those controls, but the only one I could get into was Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, which was more of a humor game and maybe not even part of the series, just had NG in its title.
I'd love to play Magic Sword etc. . . in the arcades. If I ever get up to Funspot, I'm sure they'll have one I can play.
Yeah, it's has a totally budget game feel - - right along the lines of Lollipop Chainsaw.
I've been keeping some easy, light games as my emergency backup for when the hard games get me down. Hello Kitty Island Adventures looks like it might fill that spot.
That's pretty darn good.
I think I got it for $10 or something close to that. I love getting cheap games that turn out to be fun.
And I added more. I like a long list for when I go shopping because then I can at least find something cheap to get.
I almost got the original NES cart of A Boy and His Blob the other day, but I saw there's an aBaHB: Retro Collection with the original and remake for a very reasonable price, so I think I'll get that soon.
I have the remake on my wish list but I didn't know about the collection. I'll have to look it up when I hook up the Switch again this month.
It can get a little burdensome at times, but I enjoy it too much.
So many games I love to look at but which are just so demanding. I am trying to push through the difficult stuff more and more, but I don't know how some people persist with these games.
Bramble reminds me of Little Nightmares a bit, a game which frustrated me in a similar way to you with Bramble. I love those graphics -- no indication of gore in the trailer though -- it sounds like a punishing game later on and grim. I think stealth gameplay frustrates me more than anything else.
" jump out of a plane holding floaty balloons because the cake baking machine on the plane was malfunctioning and spitting out cake at everyone" What horrors! Haha. That game sounds interesting though. I sometimes need something breezy easy after getting pummelled in hard games.
DQ1-2 remastered? Oh great!
Music League is an app I use on my phone and then stream Spotify to my car radio. It works really great.
I loved Curse of the Were-Rabbit when it hit theaters, but I was a fan before that sometime in the 90s when I discovered their short films. I can't say I ever played their games but maybe that one on PS2, Project Zoo.
Another PowerWash Sim variant! I'm amazed at how many they've done since it came out. It has really done well. I played the main game like crazy a little while back.
What's with the first DMC? I can't seem to get past the first area, and that's happened several times to me over the years.
