Why is it so hard for Nintendo to team up with anybody. They did it with Disney but who else?
Why is it so hard for Nintendo to team up with anybody. They did it with Disney but who else?
I still have my original N64 and Ocarina cart. I play it from time to time to see if I can finally get to the end of it. I always get hung up somewhere in the game. I should try the 3DS version. Maybe I can finish it this time.
I was probably a bit too harsh on it. Those were my first thoughts. It looks fine, just not what I expected. The world is pretty nonintereactive as well. Only these few brightly highlighted spots can be investigated. The whole experience just said last gen to me. I'm going to try the other Tales games though.
"anhedonia" That's an interesting word.
Suicide Squad won for makeup and hair! YES! Ok, not a great flick, but I was so into the comics for a while there, I wanted to like it more.
That smithsonian article is very intersting and I blame the very science that revealed it. As music companies analyse people's tastes down to the tiniest musical detail, via technology, this is what happens: songs get simpler and louder.
Metalligaga? I love it. What weirdness may follow, I wonder?
Space Casino FTW. I watched my friend play the Force Unleashed series and I played the demos. Fun games.
I liked the Star Trek reboot movies, but I can't say they've stayed with me much, or were all that memorable. I'd rewatch any of the ones with the original crew first. Next Gen, maybe. New ones? Naw. Nothing more to see there.
I have the games on PS2. I'd love to go play them. I'd like that HD collection too.
I guess like fast food chains, it depends on the management.
They did the Scott Pilgrim game soundtrack. They do many intros to podcasts I listen to like Retronauts and Vidjagame Apocalypse, and they have an album now called Endless Fantasy.
Yea, that's why Happy Gilmore is my favorite Sandler film. That guy was me except with Tennis.