I played a Garden Warfare game this year and found that I liked it. Even multiplayer was fun.
I saw they have the Phoenix Wright games on Xbox but no Prof Layton. I wonder what's up with Prof Layton. There hasn't been a new game in a long while.
That's really cool you were on a discussion with Warren Spector. I wonder what he's doing now?
Inventory Hero and Ratcheteer look good to me.
Wow, 1983. Weird that I don't remember playing Mario Bros. in the arcades at that time. Seems like I played everything else.
I always like that cell-shaded, or comic book look better than realistic. Pikmin is my favorite series on Nintendo. Turns out I own Yoshi's Woolly World. I remember it being super creative. I can't wait to play more of it. I've never played Game & Wario. I tried Epic Mickey 2 once and got frustrated, but I love the idea of Epic Mickey so much I'll try it again. I got Tank! Tank! Tank! very early on because it reminded me of the Earth Defense Force series.
Restless Soul sounds interesting. Maybe I'll call my memoir that title.
Disney Infinity has a very weird arrangement of worlds and the way you save within them. It's like Toy Box and the various Play Sets are totally seperate games. You have to choose "load" in order to move from Toy Box to a Play Set. Why not just have a door in Toy Box to enter a Play Set world?
I can take a Play Set character into Toy Box. That's what I tried the other day in order to level my character further, but there just wasn't enough to do in Toy Box.
Immortals is pretty fun but it has a kind of empty, lifeless sand box world. The gods talk about you from time to time, but there aren't any NPCs or anybody else to talk to. You just open chests, fight badies, and take on challenges by enter caves that take you to a realm of floating platforms. It's strangely sketchy, I guess, like it needed another layer of world building.
My library has Birthright, so I'll try that.
Yeah, Airworld and everything. I may have to spring full price on this one. Not sure I can't wait for a sale.
I used to own it complete in the box. I had played several hours of it but, for whatever reason, didn't finish it. It plays just like XCOM, which is what I had hoped when I got it the first time. I could care less about the Tom Clancy license.
I think I remember that Klonoa ad. I may have it in my archives if I ever decided to fix my laptop. My phone is my computer now.
Good for you beating Wargroove. Those types of games get difficult. I almost never finish them.
I'd like to play Kirby Forgotten Land sometime. I played the demo and liked it.
