Yea, Watch Dogs is really interesting. I just heard an interview with one of the devs on The Official Playstation Blogcast here: http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/04/25/playstation-blogcast-118-watching-the-watch_dogs/
Just realized I saw him in his last role as the dwarf Muir in Snow White and the Huntsman.
I imagine the name Muir was used because of it's reference to John Muir the famous adventurer and nature lover.
I'm going to have to add Disney Infinity to my wishlist. Looks like this is going to be around a while and keep improving.
I've got to get me in the habit of drawing. Maybe I'll replace my reading with drawing. I always like less passive activities which is why I favor games over movies.
Rachel Weil on Famicom had some pretty strict rules for what she considered a girl game and what went in the museum section of her site. I agree that just being nonviolent doesn't make it a game for girls.
I've got Kirby's Epic Yarn on my wishlist and there's that Kirby collection for Wii that I should pick up sometime soon.
I have Tales of Phantasia and Tales of Symphonia in my backlog. I played a little bit of Phantasia, but that's it.
Guess I'll have to figure out an emulation solution when I get to it. Unless Sega puts it out again or in some downloadable form.
That's a reall cool feature, bringing friends in to battle, even if it's only for one move.
That's the way I look at it. If it's good, I want to play it.
The games look really good on the PSP version, Activision Hits Remixed, and I just found out there's a GBA version that has some homebrew games not on the other collections. There's also a version for iOS/Android that includes the Imagic game Dragonfire which is not on any other collection. In that version you get Kaboom for free and then pay per game.
