It's super easy to use but it's kind of weird to have to hold the 3DS near it so it can connect. Not exactly the portable experience. But I have it at my desk and do the amiibo thing when I'm at home.
Good idea. I'm just getting used to my smart phone's camera. I'm glad I can sync my phone to OneDrive too and then share the pics here very easily. Perfect!
I always look for new headgear I like, and if I find one, I change my greeting and background to suit it. Right now I have a POW block on my head and I greet with an explosive dialog bubble that says "Kablooie!". Oh, and I make my Mii express excitment. It's fun.
Guerilla, I think. I watched Mark play that game and always wanted to play it too. Not sure why I never got to it. I definitely played the demo for it.
Exactly. They let it get in their way. More memory, more sales. It's just stupid on their part. I might've gotten more stuff too.
The destructiblity and restructability mechanics are really neat. I remember Black and Bodycount both had a similar engine but not as crazy as this. You call pull apart buildings and use them as weapons in Red Faction. I want to try their multiplayer survival mode. I hope it's like Gears Hoard Mode.
I gotta look into the guy who's responsible for the designs. I saw a video on him a while ago but I forget his name now.
I've been saving a lot of video clips along the way on XBO. I sometimes get some likes on them too. I wish I could get them all together and make a minimovie. I guess that's actually possible, now I think of it, but it would be quite the project.
I was trying to get my video clips to be saved on OneDrive so I could share them here. I'm still working on that.
I'd be all over those clearance sales right now if I wasn't one step away from homelessness. Oh well, maybe someday I'll get myself together enough to renew my shopping sprees.
I totally went out to look at the last possible minute. I had no preparation and missed out on all the glasses. Then, on the way back from the park, we decided to stop by the library just for the heck of it and there was a guy with a telescope there and some extra glasses after most of the people had left. So I never did see it completely covered, but it was still cool.
