I wish I could gather up all the "cute 'em ups" but I'll have to just keep those titles in mind when I choose my next game to play after Resident Evil 4. I'm repressing the collector in me to save my sanity.
I've still go to finish that game. There was DLC too I never got. Wonder if it's still there on PSN.
Oh they are not "less difficult". TwinBee is a whole and complete be-atch and I've heard Parodius is hard too.
The Genesis does play carts but apparently not exactly all of them. It works on emulation somehow, I don't understand it. The only issue is the mono sound for both installed games and carts that kind of lessen the exprience, but it's still cool. Also, it really only has 40 installed Genesis games. Apparently the other 40 are other casual stuff. Weird.
Oh yeah! I'd love hearing about that.
I never did finish Dragon Quest VIII. 90 hours in and it was still getting bigger and better, but I was beginning to wonder which was the real world, this one, or the one with Morrie.
Thing is, I always forget a lot of the mechanics of the game when I break from it, leading me to restart at the beginning rather than try and remember it all. Sometimes that's fun to do though. I'm wondering when I should break from Borderlands: Pre-Sequel and try some of the other characters or get back to my play of Diddy Kong Racing and RE4. I kinda want to take a break after 65 hours, but it's tough when you have friends still playing it.
What were your characters like? Did they have suitably fantastic names, and were like level 50, and have mad gear like Blade Quisinarts?
I thought it would replace my Genesis 3 deck I have, but without perfect sound, I think I'll keep my original console.
That's what I was thinking, that they are using the new DLC to push sales of B2 on next gen, which is why I'm worried they might not be good on last gen systems. I don't know though. My wish is that they would put out B1, B2 and BtPS all together with some new stuff for next gen on one disc. That would come close to a system seller for me.
