I'm on a super old school kick and can't even think about newer games right now. Go play Lunar Rescue on Taito Legends 2 for PS2 or on Taito Legends Power Up for PSP. That's what I'm playing right now.
My friend's 360 is down for a while, but he's still collecting keys from facebook to unlock more weapons when he gets back on. I'll probably get back to it too when he does. Still got to find Donkey Mong for an achievement. I know where he appears, but you got to get lucky and show up when he does.
I just played Night Driver on Atari 2600. It was 90 seconds. Beat that!
It was quite a relief over grinding away in Weapon Shop de Omasse, which should be a short game, but I'm over ten hours into it already. I'm bored of it at this point.
I'm rushing over the Dave & Busters to put the beatdown on some Pokemon. At least, that's what I'd do if it ever came to American arcades, which I doubt.
I don't even know if there's multiplayer in the game. I only play campaign co-op if a game has that feature.
Thanks. Most of what I showed was actually second copies I got for my friend. Only Taito Legends Power-Up was new for me.
I followed the instructions on the PS web site. You have to disassociate your system with your account. Later I realized I had my PSP associated with the old system but didn't remove it. Maybe I'll check my old console again and see if it still shows that and maybe I can remove it. I never use my PSP with my console, but you never know. I may use it sometime.
I was happy that they weren't down on Monday for a scheduled all day update.
Couch co-op is your only option with Untold Legends now. It does get hard for sure which is why I never finished it. It was fun though. I loved the way it looked too.
I wanted Haze because it had online co-op at the time. Now you have to play LAN. But I thought the controls were very good. It's a subtle thing in FPS games, but I felt it was solid in that department which is the most important thing in my mind.
