I avoided Minecraft for a long while thinking the graphics were aweful. Then, I don't know, it came to Xbox 360 and I tried the free demo just for the heck of it. Oh did I not know what I was getting into.
There's not really a story, but when you do the crafting, it does seem to be preparing you to fight the Endor Dragon. You craft all you can craft in the world and then there's an item you need that's in the Netherworld. So you go there. Then you're able to enchant weapons, armor, make potions, and make an eyeball that shows you where a stronghold is, and low and behold, there's the gateway to the world holding the Endor Dragon. What do you do there? There's nothing to do there really except battle the dragon. So you do that. Then you realize you've just completed an old fashioned kill-the-dragon quest.
Everytime I see another screen shot, I want to go back and play it again and try and figure out the controls a little better. I will play it again. I wonder about Pilotwings Resort now. I think I want to try that.
I try to stay focused and have a plan in Minecraft because I don't want to let it eat up all my time. It's so easy to just mess around there.
It enables the Blaze creature to throw fireballs. It kinda turns them into swirling flames though, so maybe it alters you to use it. That's a neat idea - a magic wand that has its mortal costs.
I've heard of these emulator thingies. I'll have to look into that for those hard to find games.
I was just thinking the other day that I could probably just have an NES and be fine. I'm so far behind getting a current system, I already feel like I've decided to stay retro.
I think "Mad Moxxi's standing ovation" would be something questionable. It's her style.
I'm gonna have to play it again, because I like the look of it a lot.
I keep hearing about this Rocket League. Sounds fun.
