The 80s for me on PC was Zork, Wizardry, Shadowgate and Dark Castle. For some reason, on my parents Apple IIc, I never played anything other than Wizardry I & II. I only played Zork because my Aunt had an IBM. I had a Mac in college where I played Dark Castle and Shadowgate. I think if I had a IBM or one of the others, I might have played more of text and point-and-click games. I was an avid reader too.
I saw that Destiny logo as a bumper sticker on a car the other day. I was with two friends who definitely don't have any clue what it meant. I was ready to enlighten them if they asked. How do I know these things? ha ha.
Those Ace Attorney games intrigue me. Must try one. I think I saw one on Xbox?
ha ha, that term always attracts my attention. Reminds me of table-top gaming, dnd and the wizardry I used to play in high school. I'm actually highly skeptical of any RPG that isn't turn-based.
Interesting. Zune too crashed and burned just as I was getting interested in it.
They at least have a few like a series of casual fair like Suduku, Solitaire and a word game I forget right now. Also they had that Gears of War tie-in I played a little bit of. I wonder if that Diablo Immortal just out on phones has achievements?
That would be a cool MST3K game. Just about anything short of what they put out would be interesting to me.
I have a growing fascination with the NGPC. That Golf game looks pretty good but, like you, I want to play that Card Fighters game. I have a DS version of it I still haven't gotten to.
I have Forgotten Lands now, but didn't get to it this week. Maybe on Monday, July 4th.
I read one or two of the comics that show was based on. It was okay. I didn't get into it overmuch. Interesting story though.
I had the same initial experience with it. I played for a few hours and then got distracted. Great game, and I eye the comics every week wondering if I should read them. The sequel has me thinking of reaquiring a PS4, seriously.
Yeah, I don't even read mysteries, but this kept my interest probably because of the scifi/cyberpunk aspects.
I got really hooked on Shadowrun Returns on Monday. For a PC game, it's darn well adapted for console. I had no trouble doing anything in the game. I also think the reason i was getting hooked is that the writing is good. I really got caught up in the murder mystery story and all the characters, good and bad.
