SUGC is so darn good. My favorite collection by far. I have the Xbox 360 version.
SUGC is so darn good. My favorite collection by far. I have the Xbox 360 version.
In replaying it, I'm appreciating it even more. There's so many little touches I didn't notice the first time through. It's just pure quality. Sometimes if you pause in front of a picture or display, BJ will make a comment to himself. Sometimes it's really funny.
Also, after playing Enemy Front (another Nazi shooting FPS) and experiencing its imprecise controls, going back to Wolfenstein: New Order was so satisfying. The guns feel powerful and easy to control right away. It was like going from a hard wooden chair to a barcalounger. Ahhh, pure comfort.
Fist of Awesome. It's a "time-traveling-lumberjack -em-up". Love that term.
I wanted to love IT Crowd. It had Noel Redding from Mighty Boosh which I love. Something didn't quite click with me though.
Man I want to play some more Dragon Quest games. VIII was so great.
Ah, that's music to my ears. I put it on my wishlist.
I just loved Warcraft I and II. Why Blizzard hasn't repackaged them for Steam or tablets is a mystery to me. I guess they're too busy with World of Warcraft still, but there's lots of other strategy games I want to try like Age of Empires on PC and Ace Patrol for tablets.
I really want to play Witcher 2 and am excited for the next one shown at E3.
Unicorn armor does exist. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. In this game they wear it only when you are wielding a single-shot weapon and shooting from the hip. Iron-sight it and the unicorn armor is useless. I guess it only exists when you're not mindful of what your doing. As soon as you look closely, it's gone. Typical magic stuff.
I started out being pesimistic of the game after the first level, but the more I played, the more I liked it. Stealth is pretty important in a lot of the levels, but you can just run-and-gun it like I did most of the time. Learning how to stealth well in the game is rewarding though. If only I could break into that POW camp without being seen.
That song is pretty rockin'. It seems to sum up everything you talked about. I wanna play Sonic too now.