Transformers: Devastation gets surprisingly tough during boss battles, at least for me. I picked that up last year as well.
Arkham Knight got a lot of flack for the Batmobile, but that's honestly my favorite part of the game ... outside of the annoying tank battles, especially when they are stealth-based. I think a lot of people were still mad about the terrible PC port at the time as well.
I did not know LEGO made sets based on prime time TV sitcoms. Is there a Friends one? What about ... longer shot ... Bojack Horseman?
I think I remember the WonderSwan? Not that anyone had one, but the name.
I played MadWorld, actually ... dammit.
What's the new software? I've been teaching basic/intro courses for so long, I really need to up my game when it comes to learning new tech and techniques in my field. Every time I think to get on that, I remember the grading pile that stacked up.
That's too bad about Secret of Mana's issues, but Animal Crossing does sound like a nice relaxer.
Yeah, but there's no game to those photography features like there was in Pokemon Snap. I'd still buy a photography game where there were certain things you had to photograph or certain ways you had to take the picture.
Aside from Twilight Princess, I still have played none of the games you mentioned, which will be a continuing theme this week for this blog series. lol
I only ever rented those games, so you'd probably know more about them than me. They were fun though.
To think fishing mini games used to just be the game.
The Japanese sure do love their baseball. Or was this an American game? Because both countries sure do love their baseball.
