Yea. I'm going to Gamestop to see what's on sale tomorrow. That might make me jump to something new. We'll see though. I'm still thinking about how to get to the Forest Mansion and beat the Ender Dragon.
Not quite. He has a few I don't and visa versa. Eventually we should both have them all. That's the goal anyway. These last bunch are a real pain though, especially in this new version of the game.
The remake, or sequel, he did of Drunken Master in '94, The Legend of the Drunken Master was perhaps even better. I saw it in the theater and it completely wowed me.
I was going to go back to Back to the Future the other day but ended up playing something else. Will I ever finish it? Maybe.
I went to my Toys R Us and saw the .50 rack but it was nearly empty. I wish they had discounted the Imaginators, even if it was just 50%. I would have bought a few of those.
I wanted that Formula One car right away. I have a thing for Formula One. I always want to play those games too, but they are so sim oriented. I just want to drive a F1 car around like a souped up go-kart.
A bad seed never gets good. Better to just move along.
At some point I will try Star Wars Battlefront 2 just to see the graphics and whatever campaign has been added, if any. There was one mode in the last one I liked where you join this large battle and have to do various objectives along the way.
I'm still interested in finishing it even though it frustrates me a little. I like hearing the original voice actors and there are actual achievements related to things outside just completing chapters in this one. I like that because it makes me search everything.
Exactly, I think it was just aimed a little younger than other movies of theirs. Other movies of theirs have a nice balance of stuff for all ages. Still, I always associated Cars with the announcement of relations with Disney and I always blamed Disney for watering down Pixar into pure kid safe stuff. But then Ratatouie came out after Cars and was good, so I don't know.
