It's cardboard fakery to get you to download a game on your phone. I think the app uses the background on the cardboard "screen" through your phone's camera and then overlays a shooter game. It's kind of neat. It's actually making me want to make my own out of used cardboard I got laying around. I could pretend I actually have an arcade cabinet. Ha ha.
I replayed BurgerTime recently and found it more interesting this time. I let my Data East Collection get out of my library, darn it.
Yeah, it's G.P. !
What Pac-Man song? Pac-Man Fever?
I want my cranberry sauce and some pumpkin pie too.
I liked the first one but I wasn't crazy about it. I almost didn't see this one, but I'm glad I did. Things are getting closer to the Harry Potter time frame, with more familiar names and locations.
Yea, it's made for Harry Potter fans for sure. I'm a fan but not a raving one. I thought the recent one was really good, Potter fan or not.
Thanks for reminding me I still have some headphones around here from when I used them playing music. Audio Technica ATH M40fs, ancient and soft parts falling apart. Notice the adaptor. This thing was pricey back when I got it and meant to be plugged into a mixing board or amplifier. Maybe, just maybe I need one of those sweet amazon cans you got.
I want to use them now when I do my school work at the library to cut out all the crying kids, people snacking loudly, or otherwise talking in a normal tone or even on their phone.
Yea, it's cool, but I kind of want to get to other games too. Their online is called Horizon Life. I'm supposed to sacrifice all my time to it, I suppose?
Yea, it got onto all the consoles. I put it on my list to go back to sometime and finish it. Mark's still playing it though.
I figured, with the limited time I've been able to put into handheld games lately, I'd jack it up to hard so the game would end sooner.
That's exactly my feeling too.
I broke the hundred hour mark in the game. I don't do that too often.
