Yea, that's the series the wiki page referenced. In looking through the whole game in that video above, there are a great variety of locations and situations: you fight underwater, fight in front of the Lincoln Memorial, motorcycle segments, on board a ship, fight tigers?, and use a jetpack. I kinda wish I'd played more of it now.
Brought back memories of NBA Jam when I played that. "Boomshakalaka!"
That guy knew exactly where they were coming into the screen to shoot them from a distance. When I played it they all bunched around me and I couldn't touch them unless I backed away. Oh, but they could touch me, yes sir. There were so many moments like that where you're right on top of an enemy but can't affect them at all unless you get some distance. Stupid!
I still have to play Rage. I got in on Xbox not too long ago but just haven't gotten to it yet. I want to see John Carmack's work on the id Tech 5 engine in this game.
Why they didn't just put a IR device in the classic controller so it could connect on it's own is beyond me.
I kept hearing about it. Then I tried it. Now I know. It's good!
I have Monster Rancher Advance 2 for GBA. Haven't played it yet though.
I saw the Witcher comic this week. Didn't bite. I had too much on my plate already.
My Dad's favorite show was Davy Crockett.
I never went into the computer room at school. That was math and science stuff to me then. At home though, it was safe to play Wizardry on it and write some stories and print them out. If I had internet though, it would've been a whole different ball game.
