Oo, I'd love to break out the Wii-U and tackle four games. I wish I had more room at my friend's place. I've already got three consoles over there and only two fit on the TV shelves. I want a new TV shelf.
I saw Mr. Snee post on a weekend day, so I gotta too. The party never ends, all night, all day, every day. Whoopie!
Goo to see you Nicole! (DQ reference. I'm a slime.)
I guess the monkeys are trying to get in your boat and you have to throw bananas at them to defend yourself. Weird idea, but maybe there's a movie in it? ha ha
I played Half-Life on a PS2 back in the day 'cause I wasn't doing serious games on PC. It was great. I really liked it. Half-Life 2 I played on Xbox and then Xbox 360 when it was part of Orange Box, with the extra chapters if I remember right. Too bad Valve went the way of Steam instead of building Half-Life 3. Seems like we'll never see it now.
That's too bad. I have the two for DS so far. I almost got the one for Xbox 360 but I found out it was a Kinect game and I didn't want to do that. I'm considering the Wii version though. I don't mind the motion controls on the Wii but the Kinect is a pain with that whole body interactivity. It's tiresome. Then there's a new one came out a few months ago. I may go get it but it's still ful price at $40. I wish it was $20.
Yea, I will probably get around to seeing what comic strips were popular in the 1910s. I wish my library had the Little Nemo originals, but I noticed they are viewable online 'cause someone scanned them.
This is a very cool game. I never got very far in it but it was clear it was way ahead of its time. I like going into shops and buying foods that give you power-ups, and kicking a ball around in some park, if I remember rightly.
That was a great review you did of Dragon Warrior. I'd love to see more retro reviews.
I see you posting on Twitter a lot, even though I don't exactly post much myself.
Good to see you around Pixlbit again, Jamie!
On windows and PS4 as well.
I've always wanted to play the No More Heroes games. I love that over-the-top zany attitude in some Japanese games like God Hand.
Iris.Fall looks interesting. I was playing Crimes & Punishments: Sherlock Holmes last week and almost finished it. You figure out crimes by wandering around fully rendered environments and examining evidence, solving a few puzzles, and putting together a case. I was pleasantly surprised by it.
