You remind me that the only level pack I have for Lego Dimensions is the Midway Arcade Level Pack. Then I looked it up and realized they emulated 23 arcade games within Lego Dimensions. Ah! I'm going to break it out next week. I love playing the old games within other newer games. It's even better than through collections.
I keep thinking he was in a video game but that was Burt Reynolds, who has a simlar look.
Darn Nintendo games keep their value beyond what I think is reasonable.
For some reason, I got up this morning and wanted to play a Lego game. Nothing too serious or crazy hard, just fun collecting and minor platforming and puzzles. I didn't do it though. I felt I had to get to my rental game first.
Yea, what's up with that. I saw some arcade games on PSN recently but none of them were very familiar to me.
I think I might have played it back in the day, not regularly though.
I read that. I think they built the machines too. I guess it's better than importing them by ship from Japan.
Don't have to sneak in Twin Snakes? This might be the MGS game for me.
I'm slowly getting used to the digital future. The conspiracy is doing a good job converting me. But I have in mind to build a small essential library of physical games. Anything that is not "must play" for me can go digital. Those remaining few, I'd like to own a copy to put on a shelf.
I so want to check out the Darksiders series. I have I and II now.
I'll have to go watch it.
