Being as I'm less about the gunplay and more about the platforming, I really enjoyed the first game. I think my favorite of the PS2 R&C games is Going Commando, though. The Sheepinator still makes me giggle maniacally, especially once it's upgraded to the Black Sheepinator.
Ugh, back pain is the worst! Hope you feel better soon!
Ooh! LBP3 has BOTH Stephen Fry AND Hugh Laurie!!! I know what I want for my birthday now! I'll get the PS3 version, though. You know my throughts on the matter, I posted them on your FB wall.
Oh, I think we could come up with something on our own, lol.
I feel for your battery woes. The battery in this one died shortly after I got it, but I was able to find a cheap one on Amazon to replace it. The lemon of a Toshiba that I got a year ago, the battery was defective from the get-go. Apparently, it was a huge problem with that model.
We are here to serve them, apparently. Or at least my cat thinks so.
Yep, that's what I'm saying, lol.
Yes, I've played Tales of Legendia. I liked it a lot. And the battle system wasn't incredibly complex and I could pull off special maneuvers.
It blew a fuse on this end. Sorry!
Oh, I like beer just fine. a nice IPA, a good brown ale, stout, porter. Just not lager.
Woodchuck Cider is based out of Vermont. They renamed the Dark and Dry to 802, which is the telephone area code for Vermont. They have a bunch of varieties, most are sweeter, and they do seasonal ciders, as well. I like the fall one, it's like apple pie in a bottle. The winter one is not as good, too much vanilla and nutmeg. And my sandwich was delicious. I'd try, but it might be kinda moldy by the time it got to you. The bread doesn't have any preservatives. Harvest Bread
And Tales of the Abyss came along before they added even more stuff! Like I said, I just mash buttons and hope something magical and amazing happens. I've managed to finish a bunch of Tales games without having mastered the complexities of the combat system, so it hasn't really affected my enjoyment of the game all that much.
