I pretty much cruized through the game except for a few puzzles that took longer to figure out. They really want you to use their solution for each puzzle and stop you from doing anything else by making the block unmovable in certain situations. It seemed like a hastily put together game ment for the achievement/trophy hunters. I got 3K achievement points in just a couple hours playing.
I didn't go back to it, but I liked it.
The one thing that makes me wish I was playing on PC is mods. It was always fun to reskin a game or change the sounds.
I'm reading a photo book called If Your Bored with Your Camera Read This Book. There's a chapter in there called "Forget the Rules" and each part asks you to forget a different aspect of formal photography. I love that.
I put it on my wish list on Xbox.
I still like FX3 and it's still playable on Xbox.
I'll check out those Pro Pinball games. Seems there were four of them made for Windows and Playstation. When I get to that generation, I'll see if I can pick up some of them for PS.
I'm not good either. It takes some studying of the rule sheet for a table to get anywhere. I just wing it most of the time, though, and just aim at whatever's glowing.
Yeah, Streets of Rage. What was I thinking?
Hades, I believe is still on Game Pass, so maybe I'll use it for rewards points again soon.
I'm about to finish all my phone games. I like getting achiervements but except for Minecraft there are no more MS phone games I haven't played. What to do?
I gave up on some of the Suduku achievements like getting all the corners last, or make an X in the center square. I tried the one you have to end with 6 7s but it's so up to chance how the board generates. I'm not playing chance, only skill challenges. But, I will be 100% completing Wordament next month when I finish the last daily medal.
I may have to try that TMNT game. After the excellent Street Fighter 4, I'm a believer that someone can create an even better 90s era beat -'em up.
May have to try DuckTales and get back to Hades and see how the long haul playing feels. Everyone says how great it is.
