I love those Classic Kingdom games. I wouldn't mind a whole collection of those things alone, or maybe real life versions! Don't try to follow the story, though, you'll only make your brain explode.
I love those Classic Kingdom games. I wouldn't mind a whole collection of those things alone, or maybe real life versions! Don't try to follow the story, though, you'll only make your brain explode.
Thanks for the info on those cheap Switch games! I can't believe the train game and the box game were only one cent and 19 cents respectively! I passed up on the other two because Pocket Mini Golf was 99 cents and the car game I wasn't interested in. But maybe you can review those games and convince me otherwise!
It kind of gives off the illusion of reading a book, because with those, you're really not. :)
Yeah I'm just kind of curious. Did you know that when I was a kid (well, probably a teen), they had a Where's Waldo cartoon on Saturday mornings? Recently I saw a new Where's Waldo cartoon done by DreamWorks TV animation. It was a bit more educational than the old one. But I guess as long as Where's Waldo is still making kids happy, I'm OK with it.
Comix Zone was ahead of its time when it was released, but it's too darn hard!
Kingdom Hearts 3 took me about 25 hours to beat. But I think half of that time was spent in cut scenes. Seriously, they play the entire "Let it Go" song in the Frozen world.
The Rataouille mini-game isn't that great for some recipes, but I do like its inclusion. Have you gotten any of the Game & Watch style mini games yet? I loved those. I also like how Scrooge McDuck owns the restaurant and uses the Game & Watch games to promote his outdoor movie theater!
KH3 is very linear and as long as you follow your nose, you shouldn't get lost. But the story is garbage and gets worse as the game goes on.
There's actually a bunch of Metal Slug arcade conversions on the iPad, it's just the one I reviewed was an endless clicker. Yeah those kinds of 'games' don't interest me much either. I've reviewed several endless clickers with themes varying from Katamari Damacy to Captain Planet!
Yeah they went to the trouble to translate all the Japanese games, which is neat. Definitely one of the best arcade collections this year so far.
I respect FF7 for being different, but after I beat it, I decided I liked FF6 way more and had no desire to replay FF7 again.