Your mention of Criterion Games’ Need For Speed Most Wanted on Vita recalled to my mind their first Burnout game on PSP, Burnout Legends. I started it thinking it was impossible to translate Burnout to a handheld device, but boy was I wrong. They managed it beautifully! I'm glad to hear they're still doing great work for the Vita.
I wish I could get to the end of those games I played but I'm a bit impatient lately considering my enormous backlog and my limited time. A game's gotta be solid through and through or I'm going to move on to something else.
I hope Sumo Santa brings you lots of toys and challenges you to a wrestling match. Watch out for his Air Blubber. That one's brutal.
I didn't get far enough in the game to find the Target Mountain. The wiki page says it's hard to find and the runs really hard.
$20 new at Target? Man I may have to check it out, just to have a new copy.
I don't think Spartan Assault will be on sale. It's $15. I need to go home and check out the sales again. I got several games already for dirt cheap. Not new ones though.
They're still good. It does feel a little weird to follow a story that doesn't exist in the gaming world at the moment. Well, I guess the universe of Mass Effect will go on, but plots like the search for Shepard seem like old news now.
Anti-Claus?! The only evil Santa is SUMO SANTA. He’s the Toy Kingpin out to take over Bad Mr. Frosty’s North Pole. At Klaymodo Isle he commands a hoard of thuggish Elves who ALWAYS hit harder than you. Put that in your fruitcake and eat it!
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Sumo Santa is the best Sumo Wrestler in Claydonia and will crush anyone with his Flabbalanch at the slightest provocation. He will sit on you, unleash the Belly Lunger, the Kringle Krush, and the deadly Air Blubber. He’s the baddest of the badass! So go jingle THIS all the way!
Yea, that game is gorgeous. I keep thinking about it and how I should own that game. I have Origins and it's wonderful even though it kicks my ass. I've heard Legends is a little easier at least in the opening levels.
Yea, I'm not sure if Halo did it first but possibly the game's popularity made developers copy that more than any other game. The dual analog sticks started with PS1 controllers around 1997 so I wonder what games used that control scheme a few years before Halo came out. I need to go play Duke Nukem 3D on PS1 again to remember how the controls worked. Maybe that was one.
My feeling exactly.
I saw an ad for RWBY and noticed it was by Rooster Teeth. I didn't know this was what they were doing after Halo. Or maybe they still do a Halo show too? I've lost track of them.
I think I just responded to your responce on "Of Steam and Catching Fire", but now I don't see it anywhere. Weird.
