
Hit his weak spot some multiple of three times, I always say.
Hit his weak spot some multiple of three times, I always say.
I'm still wondering whether to get Disney+. Might sign up for a free trial next week if still available.
Hit 'em with tha chain!
I like the remix better, but it's a fun song.
You can play Bloodlines and Kid Dracula via the Castlevania Anniversary Collection, if I'm not mistaken.
Yeah, some of the puzzles in Phoenix Wright end up being trial-and-error for me cause sometimes I'm ahead of the game in figuring things out and present a piece of evidence that apparently I should save for later or sometimes I'm just not following the game's kooky spirit medium logic.
I also have issues with dialogue trees in Yakuza where I think my character will say one thing, but goes in a weird direction with it I would not have chosen. So I feel your dialogue tree pain as well.
Anyway, these Sherlock Holmes games sound right up my alley.
Oh man, as into Phoenix Wright as I am right now, that Sherlock Holmes game sounds amazing.
Bloodlines is honestly the reason I want a Genesis Mini, even though I know you can get it in other ways. I love classic Castlevania and wish they'd focus on those rather than Metroidvania, honestly.
The Wily Wars sounds neat and Castle of Illusion and Darius sound fun.
I honestly forgot Earthworm Jim was on Genesis as well, but I played the SNES version and remember the cartoon.
Never played Dreamfall, dropped The Witness despite enjoying the puzzles cause I wasn't sure where to go next. Don't get me wrong, I started sucking at the puzzles too, but I'm willing to trudge my way through legitimate challenges or at least look up a guide. When I get geographically lost in a game that's not really about exploration (or shouldn't be if it is), that's when I call it quits.
Arkham City is my least favorite of the Arkham games, but I still really like all of them. I'll be interested to read your take on the Batmobile in Knight if you get around to it, since it's so divisive (I love it).