
Dangit, I've talked to the arcade lady several times and all she ever says is for me to have a good time.
Thank you for letting me know there was another substory I haven't triggered.
Dangit, I've talked to the arcade lady several times and all she ever says is for me to have a good time.
Thank you for letting me know there was another substory I haven't triggered.
I hate looking for jobs. That is my least favorite job.
I still haven't played much of the first Bioshock past the first area. Damn Big Daddies keep killing me.
I saw Celeste on Game Grumps and it looks right up my alley. I hadn't heard of it before then.
Also, Nicelob, I would like to bring attention to part of your list:
Shovel Knight - Need to play
SHOVEL KNIGHT - NEED TO PLAY
SHOVEL KNIGHT - NEED TO PLAY
Thank you.
I think the name honestly made it a lot more marketable to the mainstream/non-gamer crowd than Revolution ever could have ... but I know what you mean.
Which one's Fantazy Zone? I think I only played Space Harrier and OutRun.
Nice.
Yeah, I wasn't big on the color palette on GCN either.
I'm glad Spirit Tracks uses it for puzzles and not the entire game.
Well, now I have Rocksmith, so there's that.
I've played Okamiden on DS, but got stuck somewhere and haven't gone back.
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.