I noticed in reading the D&D wiki that there are single player adventures you can get. I got the D&D Mini Game, but even that requires two players. I can't even find one other person unless I go to the hobby store every weekend and join a group. I may do that, but it's a commitment.
Isn't Elder Scrolls Online going to be number VI? I figure that'll be where the series ends. I wonder why developers feel the MMO is the ultimate project? It's so expensive to set up and then there's no gaurantee you'll make your money back. The Kingdom's of Amalur MMO killed 38 Studios and the APB MMO killed RealTime Worlds. Why do they continue to go there? As much as I love the world of Elder Scrolls, I'm not paying a monthly fee for any game.
Oh Bayonetta, you released me from my Monkey Ball, and I am eternally grateful. <kiss, smootch>
That DKC tune brings me right back to sliding of the slippery edge. ARGHHH!
I keep my NES around mainly for Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord.
Not too many sexy VG ads in the comics that I've come across. They're probably thinking of a younger audience there I guess.
Not yet but it's supposed to be out this month. I don't know what's keeping them. I hope I'm not wrong.
Neato! Love that GOG.
Yea, I loved that too but I wanted to move the figures around so badly, but I'll probably go back to the game sometime and try and finish it.
