Madcatz made this abomination for 360 a while back. Dan Amrich of Official Xbox Magazine reviewed it gave it a horrible score so I avoided it.
If I see one at a Thift Shop or something though, I'm going to pick one up and give it a try. The thumbstick has a wheel on it to simulate the paddle controller on Atari. It's still not a roller though. Someone needs to make one of those.
I like getting the games as they were on day-one, but sometimes the greatest hits editions are all I can get when I buy used. I don't really mind too much though.
I just finished The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. It's great. Life changing.
I remember having to draw the numbers just so to get the DS to read them right. Kinda messed up my Sudoku sometimes.
Ever since I heard about it, I wanted to figure it out 'cause it's funny to me. This was an excuse to use it. I don't think I did it right; although, apparently there are as many different versions of leetspeak as people. I think the robot in Borderlands 2 is leetspeak: CL4P TP. But that's using only one number. Anyway, thanks for the compliment.
I wasn't going to go, but I had a free movie ticket. I still don't like the look of the LEGO movie that much. I think it's all that shinny plastic. The trailer for Boxtrolls, that showed before LEGO, looks great! It's not out 'til September though. Wah!
This really solidifies its cluelessness.
I saw it in 3D and the first ten minutes or so seemed really blurry to me. They were using a lot of focus and out of focus stuff to enhance the depth of field but it just all looked blurry to me. However, when the action started happening, I lost that feeling and the rest of the movie looked great.
Those games look really good on the PSP.
I got my eye out for more Japanese art style games. I glom on to them as so as I seem them.
