I have the same issue with Diablo III right now. One achievement to go but it requires grinding for gold for some unknown about of time (likely a lot). I'm not sure I want to do that.
I could watch Black Adder over and over, but Bean, not so much. I liked the TV show, but the movie wasn't quite as engaging. Maybe it's better in short form.
I played it with the music on another tab. Nice experience! What I want in every platformer is the ability to grab edges, like if you just miss that platform, you can grab the edge and pull yourself up. Why not?
Too bad. We could use a good Silver Surfer game.
Here's another one I thought of later. Top Ten Flushable Toilets in Games. In 1996 it was the sign of ultimate interactivity when Duke Nukem had them. I think it was GTAV that was I playing recently where I couldn't flush any toilets. Where has interactivity gone these days?
Yea, FFVII is there for many people. I played one JRPG before that, Shining in the Darkness, but I didn't play many RPGs at the time. Seems strange because I consider the genre to be my favorite. I think because I played games with my friend Mark, I always looked for something we'd play together and RPGs were usually just single player except for action RPGs like Gauntlet, which I did play. So if FFVII had co-op, I'd have played it.
I'm just finishing up your podcast.
Of the ones you listed that I saw and didn't mention already: Jackie Chan's First Strike and Tomorrow Never Dies. I was looking at Alien Resurrection and trying to think if I saw it or not. The story didn't ring any bells. I saw that Josh Weedon did the script. I guess it was bad from what you're saying.
Those vinyl groove pics are pretty cool.
I think I agree with all of that. I love the flying taxi.
I remember everything I read in college. I loved English classes, my favorite subject. So many books! I used to carry around a really heavy backpack full of them all the time. I just couldn't be without them. . . I need to become a librarian or scholar or something. Really.
