I didn't like having to control the camera in My Crazy Ex-Girlfriend much at all. The gameplay ranged from "orgasmic" to "broken" to boot, and I just found the whole experience inconsistent. I was sad to put it down, because the game had some pretty cool features, but in the end it just wasn't for me.
It's too damn hot!
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Hope you're doing well.
The Yakuza games for ps4, but that's not really a collection thing. Honestly, I'm not sure what I would be interested in collecting.
I wish I knew where I was going. Two months in and only rejections or job cancellations thus far. Hearing we are in a bull market doesn't help my esteem. Lol
I may go back to school.
My PSN is JimBeamHortonWho but I know you're more XBOX.
I remember playing with toys sometimes, but being way more interested in video games. We were always pushed to play outside, but I was a pretty low energy kid and since it was Texas, I kinda liked the A/C. I also never had an imagination that really "filled in the gaps" enough that I wasn't hyper-aware of the fact I was rolling a couple pieces of plastic on the ground.
Having said that, I remember wishing we had those complex, looping tracks they'd have in straight-to-video Disney movies of the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids variety, but if we ever had one I think I may have lost interest cause there were only so many loops.
I do recall thinking Hot Wheels were cool, though.
I loved playing Road Rash on N64. Didn't have all those super-90s video inserts and was a bit more quiet, but I think the graphics might have been a bit better and damn was it fun.
N. Sane Trilogy would be perfect for portables.
Power Rangers and Pokemon have gone on forever, yet I only ever got into the first generation of either.
I haven't played video games much lately, so I think I'll work on being able to fellatio myself for a while. Or, I guess "yoga" is the polite term.
I don't know what that is, but Ray Bradbury is fire.
