Man, I'll say it again: If I didn't care about owning physical games or have people I play with to keep me on PlayStation hardware, I'd just get an Xbox with Game Pass. They really do keep it stocked with great games.
I had heard Rune Factory 5 was kind of a rough disappointment and the review here is in line with that. Too bad. I haven't played a Rune Factory game but have always been interested in them.
I have heard nothing but good things about Streets of Rage 4. I'd love to play it eventually. As for Great Ace Attorney, I'm pretty sure I've already surpassed 65 but I'm gonna blame that on my kids interrupting me while I'm playing it lol
I really think the LEGO games lost a lot of charm when they added voice acting. My wife and I did get through both of the Harry Potter games and the little pantomimed story scenes were delightful.
Dude, Pocket Card Jockey will probably never again be legally available. You should get it. Also, my condolences on that 3DS decision. I'm sure it seemed like a good idea at the time.
Well, you see, there is a method to my madness. I'm trying to get the Platinum trophy on the PS4 Genesis collection and there are a couple Golden Axe trophies. One of them was to collect 200 magic vials across the Golden Axe games, so I had to play them anyway. Might as well give myself credit! Lol. I have just one trophy left to get: Beat Streets of Rage 3 on Normal or Hard (I will do Normal). I'll be playing SoR2 first, though, to get the whole series experience.
Stage Select:
Capcom loves to bring out Okami again and again and while that is certainly a great game, I wish they would show some love to Clover Studio's greatest series, Viewtiful Joe! The final boss music from Viewtiful Joe 2 is excellent.
Cage Match:
Okage wins for being a game I would consider playing, unlike anything that has SaGa in the title.
I really liked the first Mario vs. Donkey Kong game and was sad when it went in a more Lemmings direction with its sequels. I'd much prefer a Donkey Kong '94-esque return to form.
Wait, are you playing the LEGO games back to back? My mind goes numb at just the thought of that lol. I have a hard time getting through ONE of those games. My wife and I played halfway through the Marvel Superhero one and just kind of fell off.
That's why I really respect games like Ikaruga that don't have power ups. Don't get me wrong, I like maxing out a giant laser as much as the next guy, but there is someting compelling about needing to do well with what you're given from the start.
