I love the beginning of the Blood Dragon Demo when you are on the ground and you can't move because your computer implant has to tell you how to do even the most basic things. Your character curses at it over and over and it's just really funny.
Most of the puzzles in The Cave are not too hard, I agree. There's just a few that make me pull my hair out.
Blood Dragon is the funniest game I've played this year. One thing that cracked me up was when I hit the button to heal up and I was out of healing. What happened instead was your character takes out a hand exerciser and squeezes away. Also, the fact that you can give the finger at any time is something that should be in every shooter.
It would be cool if it had a campaign. Otherwise it seems pretty monotonous.
I just saw Toki Tori 2 listed on the Wii-U e-shop. I'll play the first one and see if I like it. I may be picking up a Wii-U in August when Pikmin 3 comes out.
Ooo, the FUSE demo! I'll have to try that.
I played a little bit of Siberia. I remember being wowed by the graphics but getting bored with the gameplay. It seemed like Mist with it's inscrutable puzzles. However, I do like the concept of these types of games and may pull it out again to give it another go.
I started The Cave today and really liked it. Enchanted Arms may take a back seat for a while.
Arcade: Flying Shark
Atari 2600: Stampede
Intellivision: Sea Battle
ColecoVision: Venture
NES: Wizardry
SNES: Donkey Kong Country
Genesis: NBA Jam
PS1: Hogs of War
N64: Hexen
GBA: Advance Wars
Dreamcast: Sega Marine Fishing
PS2: Dragon Quest VIII
Xbox: Black
DS: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
PSP: Patapon
Xbox 360: Crackdown
PS3: Valkyria Chronicles
Wii: Muramasa: Demon Blade
3DS: Etrian Odyssey IV
Those "innovations" are purely to suck in the casual gamer or mainstream consumer. They got us hard core gamers already, now they're going for a bigger audience and that means gimmicks. So what I'm saying is that I agree with you. I just wanted to add to the suckage.
