That's cool about Xbox Rewards. I always thought they should do that with achievement points when I got my 360.
That's cool about Xbox Rewards. I always thought they should do that with achievement points when I got my 360.
I don't mind turkey, but it's such a dry meat that I prefer it mixed with something, like a sandwich or a salad. Just plain by itself is one of the blandest meats ever. Luckily we serve ham as well, and I usually get more of that.
Those are neat Christmas Skylanders.
I can't imagine KH3 going on Game Pass anytime soon, but then, I don't have an Xbox One, so I don't know much about Game Pass anyway.
You've never played an F-Zero game? I've played all the ones that were released in the US (Japan got an extra GBA game and the 64DD add-on). I also played the F-Zero arcade game once.
Did you know there was an F-Zero anime cartoon that was on Saturday mornings in the US for a while?
I think the weirdest example of a video game getting a novel is Xevious.
100 hour long games might've appealed to me back in high school, but it's a definite 'no' for me now.
Gameplay-wise, I like some of the things they implemented in Birth By Sleep and the 3DS one. But as far as worlds go, KH2 and KH3 are great. I tried the mobile game for a little bit. It wasn't that hot.
I don't even have a Twitter account. I probably should, but I just don't have the time or much interest to mess with it.
A lot of times in Zelda games, especially the 3-D Zeldas, boss fights weren't that hard once you know the trick. They're more like puzzles than anything. But it's also why I usually looked forward to boss battles in Zelda games. They were fun to beat.
I reviewed the NInjago movie game when the movie came out. The cool thing is that they also sent me movie tickets to see it. It's like they knew I wasn't planning on seeing the movie, so they were like, 'well now you have to.'
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/10/20/the-lego-ninjago-movie-video-game-ps4-xbox-one-switch/
I'd play more of them, too, if they weren't almost all 100 long bloat-fests.