I just want you to know I had that same approach to JRPGs for the longest time. It never led to me actually liking one. Paper Mario got the closest, cause it incorporated platforming elements and I bought a guide for it.
I remember playing Rygar on PS2 and it came with the NES game on the disc, which was apparently a cult classic. I wasn't that into it, but the PS2 game was an ok rental.
There's only one holiday I give a shit about and that's Yakuza Kiwami 2 release day ... But I also want Life is Strange 2 ... And Spider Man ... Hopefully, I can throw an original IP in there some time.
I think the website will be fine, and I'm looking forward to what Nick does. You should PM him about the issues, as he said.
I really need to get to the Dallas Video Games Museum. I'd probably be looking at all the concept art as well, assuming they have a decent amount. I don't really know what's in it.
I remember when I bought that for PS4, banged a hooker, then shot her and took her cash. Even knowing it was digital, I felt so horrible about it I just kinda sat there in silence and vowed not to do that in the game again. Something about it was just too evocative of real-life violence against women.
I figured this would be nightmare fuel for you in particular. Don't play VVVVV. You will not enjoy it. I actually do ... but it's a lot of stuff like this, but thankfully without the moronic coattail rider.
I think a lot of people did once they found out you could.
All I had while recording this was sighs.
I had to watch a YouTube video to know they want you to jump on those things from below and the blue guy to do it from the top. I was just getting the hang of things too.
My least favorite thing about point-and-click is the randomness of what items I'm supposed to fuse, use, etc.
