So want to play Neir Automata. If I could get off my XBO and on to PS4, I'd download the demo at least. I'm soon going to switch to renting games, so I'll probably put that one on my list.
I traded my copy of Odin Sphere PS4, but I still want to play it. Maybe I'll rent it when I have time.
I just downloaded Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime and that game is designed around couch co-op up to four players. So it's still around. Thing is, I'm all about online co-op, which is fairly common now, but it used to be rare. Mark and I used to play couch co-op games when that was all there was, but since LAN stuff and now online, we can both have our own TV and play co-op that way - way better.
Mark and I played Uncharted 1 co-op. He doesn't have a playstation 3 anymore, or a PS4.
I had to stop my comics buying because it was: a. costing to much, b. too many crossover issues. You can see how these two are connected. I can only follow my favorite characters through so many issues. I can't even begin to restart now. It'd be way to frustrating not being able to get all the issues I want.
Right. I guess Playboy was really big in 1967. They had a TV show as well.
I got all my toys-to-life stuff on sales, except for Olimar amiibo. I bought that new and it's still in the box.
I still have the 1943 music running in my head almost every day.
I'm thinking the next big co-op thing will be a MMO. Destiny almost became that, but Mark's not into it right now, for whatever reason.
Those levels we played are burned into my brain after three years of weekends playing them.
Derby Day is pretty simple. I just wish the flippers were bigger. I went to play a new table and it was so much easier with flippers almost twice the size. The Playboy table wasn't bad, it just wasn't terrible complex or interesting.
I'm not thrilled with the U.I. on PS4 either, but it's probably just that I haven't spent enough time with it to get familiar with it more. The XBO U.I. infuriated me for a while, but I got used to it, mostly.
