Well, I noticed today how subtle the orb sound is. You really have to keep an ear open for them. Sometimes I think I hear one when it's not there. The Agency Director will tell you when you are near a special orb if you stay near it long enough. By then, you've either heard it or seen it, so usually he's telling you a little too late.
You know, there's not enough fashion wars in the games I play. No warkitties either.
I'd like to hear about Sekiro.
I never get very far either. The first dozen levels or so are fun though.
Yea, I should do that.
It's apparently gotten popular in schools. And, I saw it again today in some commercial I hadn't seen before. And, I swear a dog was doing it in a Facebook video, or as close as a dog can do it. Why, oh why?
There's a new phone game just out too. It's around but not for console. The show uses a lot of the characters from all the games - vehicles too from SuperChargers. I love spotting them and trying to remember their names..
This was a cool game. I played it on Xbox and it just last week got put on Games with Gold. So, now I have it digitally on my XBO.
Stage Select: Doctor Strange. I never thought that character would come back to comics or the movies but he was always my favorite. Now there needs to be a video game. You could zap a lot of punks, travel the astral plane and go after Dormamu. It would be a great video game.
I liked Maze Invaders a lot. It could still be great today with a Pac-Man CE type makeover.
I also like Sky Diver. There was a trick to it that I eventually figured out. There's wind and if you time it right you can steer your diver to the landing spot.
Iiked some of the achievements/trophies for these games. The one for Pool Shark had my friend Mark and I competing to see who would get it first. You have to clear the table within the time limit. I couldn't do it, but he did.
Clearing all the dots in the canyon on Canyon Bomber was seemingly impossible.
Mark and I tried playing Fire Truck co-op for an achievement. We couldn't quite do it because Mark had trouble keeping the back end from crashing into things.
There was a moment when I was jumping around to different ledges super high up a skyscraper when I got a little bit of vertigo looking down. I can imagine that feeling magnified ten fold in VR.
