I'm probably being a little too harsh on it. The board game was interesting at the time because it had all sorts of things glued to the board. I might like it better playing the actual board game again. I should do that sometime.
I love board games, but when there's a console in the room, I have a hard time conceiving of pulling out a table to play one. Carcassonne still sits on my shelf unplayed, but I played heck out of the digital version on Xbox Live.
It's ok. I had fun playing it with a friend back in high school, but it didn't nearly get the love that Monopoly and Risk did.
I just traded in all my PS3 games including Tales of Symphonia, but I have the Gamecube original still. Now that I'm without PS3 games, I'm thinking of picking some up again. What will I do with myself.
I played some Riviera: The Promised Land. I liked it. I need to go finish it.
I can't wait to play Red Faction Armageddon. Looks like a ton of fun shooting rainbows out a unicorn's butt.
Right near Tanzania in Africa, right? My bro-in-law's from Tanzania. Sounds like an interesting place.
I thought Karnaaj must be a place but I've had no luck finding anything on its meaning outside of the game. The word is about as ugly as the cover.
I've heard great things about Undertale. I'd like to play that one.
I think Star Ocean just came out, or will soon. . . Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness out on Tuesday. Oh my.
I had some issues with my PS3 and cables. If I changed the cable to the TV, it wouldn't recognize the new cable until I fully rebooted the system. The PS3 would always be in rest mode, so to fully reboot it you had to hold down the power button for a certain length of time. I didn't know this and was baffled until I looked it up online.
The PS4 hasn't given me this problem, but then I haven't changed the cable yet.
