At the time, I was really interested in the bow and arrow and sword mechanics, but I kept hearing people didn't like them. I've never played for myself though, so who knows.
I still need to play my Ace Attorney game.
I've played Mass Effect demos and rented Andromeda and only ever watched people play Fallout 3.
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.
