I need to do that classic movies thing, but for classic books. I read all the typical high school stuff, like Crime & Punishment and Brideshead Revisited, but there are gaps like Little Women and Pride & Prejudice. Also, now that I have debt of my own, I want to re-read Crime & Punishment, cause I think Dostoyevsky will read way differently in my current life context.
I think this was intended for mothman, but I'm still gonna chime in to say I like having different save slots. What if I want a friend to experience the game without erasing my own progress? What's wrong with save slots?
Those all sound good. Hmmm ... maybe the pinball game first or whatever is cheapest on Steam.
Apparently, Mortal Engines as a movie was heavily inspired by Mad Max: Fury Road.
Wait, why would Ni No Kuni II not count?
I love game manuals and miss them ... but the ones from the NES/SNES era, so maybe this is different.
I would imagine Tekken 3 on PlayStation would be better than the arcade, unless the arcade cabinet also had all those extra modes I loved playing.
It's funny how Punch Out! became a classic by going backwards, technologically speaking.
This is a cool idea for a blog.
I'm the opposite. I love a good 2D challenge, but in 3D I'm always wondering how the fuck I got hit and from where.
Castlevania IV definitely drags in places and Stage 5 doesn't really need to exist. When it's good it's REALLY good, and I think it's more replayable than other Castlevanias due to the relatively lower diffiiculty, but I more or less agree with what you're saying.
I'd love 2D indie recommendations. Still need to finish Rondo of Blood though. Not a huge fan of the bats on the clocktower level always fucking me up before I even get in the clocktower.
Will do.
Loved LEGO Batman. So funny. I definitely had a better time in the theater than with family though. I don't think my family appreciated a lot of the references as much.
I'd love to play a Facebook game with friends, but at most I'll get a week or two of the same two/three friends out of it before we both decide we don't have the time.
