The Borderlands one was ok, but whenever I haven't done something on the controller for a few minutes, I wonder whether I'm actually playing a game or not. I was really invested in that story though. Probably the TellTale game I enjoyed the most.
Yea, I'm getting to that point too. I almost bought Forza Horizon 3 digitally. It was cheaper on a sale too. I just had trade-in money to spend, so I got a hard copy.
Well that's an improvement. Usually I'm wondering why I haven't touched a button for half an hour.
Oh man, cars really suck up cash. It's terrible.
I thought those days were over. It's only gotten worse. Still, 50GB is a ton to download and it moves much faster than you would expect from those "old days" when internet speeds were much slower. I guess I shouldn't complain too much. But remember those days when you popped in a cartridge and got right to it?
it's a comedic style that I recoil against. I can't help it. I don't mind her voice at all.
Sort of my experience with Gone Home and TellTale games. They may tell an interesting story (maybe not in Virginia's case) but there's darn little to do. I play games to interact, not watch.
Ok, cool. One day I'll get to play it. It's something to motivate me to getting a good job.
I didn't get very far, but I liked it.
I know. I saw Puchi Carat there and almost started playing it. Control. Must maintain control.
Galaxian mainly. I don't see where I could play Gee Bee. It's not on any Namco Museum title that I looked up.
