Stick of Truth sounds like a good weekday game. You can put in a movie's worth of gaming in that and be very satisfied. Open world games tend to take longer to achieve anything substantial.
Then I'll have to invent my own games, because I'll have played everyone else's.
Memories of Celceta I'm assuming. The action RPGs don't always please me. I prefer turn-based, but this one seems ok so far. I did just get stuck on the Black-Hearted White Knight boss though. I'm worried I may not get any farther.
It was clearly a way for them to use some of that amazing new technology called a touch screen. Remember when you used a stylus for touch screens? Yeah, that was cool.
I didn't mean to make a Fixx reference in saying, "one thing, one thing leads to another."
It was really weird for them to read off all the backers. It was like 1200 people and they read them for almost the whole episode. I can see why I guess, but they should've done an actual episode and then read them off at the end like credits for a movie or something. I stuck through it all though, 'cause that's how hardcore I am about J. Parish and Retronauts.
It looks much better than the Chopper Command I used to play.
I've heard of a few like Cho aniki.
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.
