In the 90s, I had all the systems once they got discounted. After the 90s, I always had an Xbox, then a Playstation 2-4 a little later, and then Nintendo system after that. Since 2001, most of my gaming has been on Xbox systems. It's just how it went with the friends I had.
I like the look too and it is threatening to burn me out with all its large environments. They do a specific design thing that gets you to travel a lot. Indoor areas spiral around and back on themselves, missions are always a trek across a wasteland. In a way it's good because it naturally leads you to all the areas of the game, but sometimes it's tiring.
He survived the Clone Wars being a bumbling fool. He's the luckiest Gungan, or sentient, in all the galaxy.
I always wanted all the consoles so I could play the exclusives, but now I'm finding it hard to find the time anyway.
I want to play Fear Effect Sedna. It was super cheap on Xbox recently. But I heard it got just terrible reviews.
I didn't get into Tetris until I played a Tetris Attack variation with Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix. I so love that game. I'm really annoyed it wasn't made back compat on Xbox One. I played it on Xbox 360 live arcade. The final screen music is one of my favorite tracks in gaming.
That last screen shot you posted is really cool. I've never seen that before.
Those console exclusives really annoy me. There are plent on Switch I'd love to play but can't. I can play the ones on PS4, but I tend to resist leaving Xbox because that's where my friends (oh, I mean friend) are.
I'm trying the Lego Forza in just a few hours from now.
I've done that in several games. Some I finish multiple times though like Borderlands. Maybe because I've got a friend playing it too. We're actually competing to see who beats it first. He's ahead of me now by a couple levels, but I catch up quick.
I'd like to watch a speed run of the game, or Jar Jar playing it and saying, "Moy, Moy. Thisa game hard."
I'm actually not sure. I haven't had a game taken away from me yet. I assume that if the game leaves Game Pass, you can no longer play it unless you buy it. It's not like Games with Gold where you own it as long as you keep your membership active.
