I used to watch Voltron when I was a little kid. I'll try and watch the new one on Netflix soon. I'm glad Netflix has Animaniacs. I've been watching that lately. Also they have a brand new Danger Mouse cartoon. I used to watch the old one on Nickelodeon a long time ago. Hey if you get a chance, check out my E3 blog!
Even if VR doesn't take over, I'm still worried it may limit my already limited review opportunities.
Shantae games are GREAT! You can play them on all sorts of platforms now, so I recommend getting one right away!
I still wish there were more than four dungeons. Although, Majora's Mask only had four and those were some of the best designed dungeons in any Zelda. But Twilight Princess had good dungeons, too, and way more of them. I just wish they could find a happy medium between overworld exploration and puzzle solving dungeons. I'm not totally impressed with the 100 shrines thing either. Lots of other Zelda games had something similar to that. They were called 'caves.' But even with those complaints, I'm still looking forward to the new Zelda. You can't fault Nintendo for trying something different!
Even if it doesn't catch on, I'm still worried VR will limit my review opportunities. I'm already limited enough as it is.
I had to look up We Happy Few to see what it was. By the title, it sounds like it might be a happy game, but I guess it isn't.
I would love to have some super huge shelves for all my games.
You are lucky to have a friend who plays games with you a lot. Enjoy every moment.
Let me know if you find any other Xbox One games that you think I'd like. There's not much of a reason for me to even consider one right now.
If I had a Monster Hunter code, I'd give it to you.
Even though the new Zelda looks more 'open-world,' I have a feeling there will be cues and things to let you know what to do next. This is Nintendo, after all.
The only four dungeons thing I keep reading does have me a bit worried, however. i know they're saying, 'oh but there are a hundred little shrines to find,' but other Zelda games had those, too, and they were called 'caves.'
It seems like Skyward Sword was more focused on puzzle solving, while Breath of the Wild seems more focused on exploration. It would be nice if we had a happy medium.
Even though it seems like I'm complaining a lot, I'm still looking forwad to the new Zelda. It seems they are finding ways to make exploring even more fun, and they're trying something different, so I can't fault them for that.
There are SO many games on the Wii U that I enjoy, so if you ever need any suggestions... :)
Splatoon won my Game of the Year award last year.
I don't keep track of which games I have beaten. I probably should, though.
I prefer console games because I don't have to deal with the uncertainty of "will this run on my machine?" and such. Plus I just like being able to plop down on the couch to play a game on my TV, not at a computer desk.
I really enjoyed my Xbox 360. Heck, I liked it better than the Wii, and that's saying a lot. But I just can't see much reason for me to get an Xbox One. There are only three games on it that I'd be interested in playing. One is Rare Replay, which is just a bunch of old games. And Cuphead looks great, but I'd probably be happy just watching someone else play it. And that just leaves Ori and the Blind Forest. I hear it's a great game, but one game isn't reason enough for me to get a whole new console.
