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Ha! I didn't notice the moon being the werewolve's health meter. That's cool! There are a lot of pretty cool graphics in the game. I like how each character's special move is different and seems to change depending on what screen the character is on. That one guy sometime has whirlwinds surrounding him and sometimes they fill the screen to damage everything. I'll replay this sometime and really use these special moves.

It was kind of weird that I played this when I did because I was also reading a book that talked about New Zealand at the same time: The Monkey's Voyage by Alan de Queiroz.

It's a pretty simple game but fun. The controls are good. That's a big plus.

I know, I can't resist it either despite the reviews. Well, I resisted it for several years. It's too bad because it was such a good idea and I thought Kinect was going to start having serious games on it after this. It didn't. Well, unless you like Dance Central which is supposed to be the best thing for Kinect.

Oh yea, I'm also going to try Kinect Star Wars despite the mediocre reviews. Am I a fool or what.

It is on Android as well. I keep forgetting to mention both.

I surprised myself at liking so many games on this collection. I think the last time I played it I didn't try every game like I did this time. I went through each game and gave it a fair shot. I only quit if I got really frustrated or bored with it. I guess I have to partially thank backloggery for this since I really wanted to make sure I tried everything before removing them from my list.

Just wait 'til you have to jump to a rope with a monkey on it as well in stage two.

The ROM should be called Tarzania and have a female tarzan like on the flyer shown above. She could save some dude from cannibalism, or not and share in the delicacy, and do the tarzan yell in her own feminine voice. It's a little indie dream of mine. Sigh...

And me makes three for PA here at Pixlbit. Yeah for PA!

I saw the next Wolf Among Us episode on Xbox Live the other day, and turned away scornfully. It seems like an attempt to draw TV viewers into games by giving them more story than game. I like story, but that's not what I look to first in games; or, at least, I need some substantial gameplay to bring me in as well. Gone Home similarly doesn't appeal to me because it seems more story than game. I like books and comics for that kind of thing. I'm not too interested in it in the game space. I need to be more involved, and less passive in a game.

Same here. I was surrounded by parks, so that's where I took photos.