When they're not moving they look all hunched over like that. Someone here on Pixlbit mentioned Baseball Simulator 1.000 for NES that has all sorts of crazy player power-ups. Not exactly a space shooter, but definitely weird.
I played the Intellivision Flashback this weekend and it was ok, but you had to reboot it a lot for some reason. Something with the system having trouble recognizing its own controllers. Everything about these flashback systems says, "cheap" except for how they look. I still have to try the others though.
It was $3 there. It's on Steam too on sale now for $3.39.
It's fun, but I couldn't figure out the right strategy.
Oh darn. Not again!
Festivus! LOL Gonna be using that term all the rest of the week. Thanks.
I think gaming's not about gaming anymore. It's about revenue streams. The greed has graduated to new heights. Take out your Shield-of-Frugality and DEFEND YOURSELF! FOR THE DEMON MAMMON IS UPON US!!! Sorry, got a little carried away there.
That's cool. I'm usually terrible at that stuff because I get impatient, but I like to try a stealth game from time to time, just to see if I've changed.
They're all over the place, and I think the locations are different each play because while Mark and I were playing in tandem, we found the same family member in two different places.
I was racking my brain to think of games with a Xmas theme, but I think I found that the easy going mood of casual and sim games is all I need.
