After the first Bioshock, I was really excited to be able to interact with that world in Infinite, but you really can't. It's like they kept the plastic on the couch. I wanted to pick things up and explore for collectibles. It really soured me. But I finished it and like its actiony take on things. But I haven't played the final DLC that explains it all yet, even though I bought it with the season pass. One day.
I love MadWord. I remember having to stretch the wiimote and nunchuck as if I was strangling someome for a move in the game. Ha!
Brutal Legend has a great metal soundtrack. I got introduced to Iced Earth, now one of my favorite metal bands. I didn't get past the RTS part of the game though. I should try it again.
Borderlands I hated at first and didn't get into it until a few years later. It still infuriates me from time to time, but I am a huge fan now.
Arkham Asylum is great. Need to finish it. Stopped half way through on a stealth segment. Stealth!!! You are my nemesis!
I am seriously going to have to watch some Simpsons when I get to the 90s in my retro thing.
Yeah. They totally should. I'd be on that like a shark on a surfer.
Ha! Cool. I never knew that. "The Shark Element". I'll have to use that in my weekly trash talk with Mark.
Last one I remember was Afrika for PS3. I'd still like to try that one.
Still need to play Secret of Mana. Always looked at it with yearning but never got to it.
I like the idea of an easy platformer. These types of games should be easier at the start and build up to the difficulty. So many of them punish me right from the getgo and I don't finish them.
Just as long as they don't end up in one of the five gyres.
Yea, right. It's kind of like how I realized one day why there wasn't a Pokemon Snap sequel. Photography gameplay is just a feature now in many games.
