PixlBit

One of the things that most irked me about Duke Nukem Forever was the limitation on how many weapons you could carry. I think it was like two or three.

In playing today, I managed to take out two leaders on a particular outdoor map before any action took place. After that there was only a couple soldiers, not the swarms that happen when you let a leader sound the alarm.

I did try 999 Mode which gives you infinite ammo, 999 health at the begining of each level and respawn (it counts down to your normal max health though), and Uber difficulty. Uber is actually pretty managable but I found out after a while that kills for perks don't count in that mode. Bah!

I kinda agree. Those games from before NES are pretty short and lacking in content. I will say though, Intellivision games play much better on the DS port of Intellivision Lives!. I thought they worked really well there with the touch screen and all.

I will give a report of it next weekend when I get to it.

Pikmin 1 and 2 would be nice. Also Paper Mario Thousand Year Door, although it's pretty much perfect as is. . . Oh yea, and Diddy Kong Racing. That could have really big environments with a lot more detail than the N64 version.

I apologize. I shouldn't even bring such things up. Too much in the spoiler territory. 

Oh, cool. I have that first one. Eternal Mana right?

Love that firey boss. I totally want to throw stuff back at him. He looks like a big bully.

Yea, I was thinking of Duke Nukem Forever all through this game saying to myself, "This is how good Dukey should've been." 

I realized after getting into fights with waves and waves of enemies that I could've stealthed my way to the leader and killed him first so that no more enemies would be called in. It's a strategy that's probably essential in higher difficulty modes to survive.

One of those unlockable modes has unlimitted ammo, but it also requires you play on Uber difficulty. Waaa! I want my God Mode!

Awesome! Thanks for those.

Loneliness. Yeah. I got that down. 

I work a second shift, I guess, and do some computin' between 12 and 3am after work every day. I guess that would be 1am-4am for you there in Texas.