I didn't quite get it that time I played a demo of Pocket Card Jockey. I wanted to like it more. I'd like to play it again. Too bad it was only a digital game and may be gone now with the demise of the 3DS store. Or am I wrong about that? Tell me I'm wrong. I want to play it.
Wargroove is hard, but I can't resist liking it so much. I just love the design of it. Wish there was a physical copy I could buy.
Yea, they do. It's like the stone age of video games compared to today. But, I always felt Activision did the best job with the Atari hardware. The games were as simple as they had to be but still visially interesting and generally fun to play.
I'll take a Zipper and a Questy Chess please. Too bad about Demon Quest 85. I got excited by the name but deflated by the apparent "uncool" simyness.
I like the covers. I wish the story itself was creepier and the art something more.
Oh, right, Midway. I got that one. I'll probably start getting some of the other sets for the game when I revisit it sometime soon. I never did get really deep into the game, just played those Midway games.
I used to have that PS2 collection. I'll have to reaquire it, and it's perfect timing too because I'm going to a game store tomorrow.
I'm not hugely interested in the Minecraft Amiibos. I like certain designs over others and Minecraft isn't the best in the visual design department. Gameplay, yes. Design, no.
At least the first two. Did the same developer make Devastation too? If so, I want to play that too.
I had my Halloween viewing already by watching the storm floods in Florida the other day on youtube.
Good to hear from you. Hope you are fully recovered now or soon. I've been lucky and didn't get sick except for once after a vaccine (and only briefly).
I like this quote from your blog, "bon fires, pumpkin carving and late night horrorfests".
Where was the Doom-clone Pac-Man game? Everyone was making one at the time. I want to roam 3D mazes in first-person and gobble stuff up with jump scares when you turn a corner and a ghost appears.
