Awe, thanks.
Turns out, my Netflix doesn't expire until the end of the month, so I will likely watch the last two episodes.
Well, tell Chun-Li I'm heading right over to read your blog.
And speaking of spinach. Did you know about this game I just came across called Popeye: Rush for Spinach on GBA? I thought it was a funny title.
Okage keep stumping me. I'm always hunting for the right person to talk to.
Was FFX where they changed the battle system to be even more actiony, 'cause that's where I kind of lost interest. I like turn-based battles, even active time battles are fine too, but this running around while it still being sort of turn-based just confuses me.
I wanted Tiny Racer to be good, and not have tracks around living rooms and kitchens.
I can't totally remember if I played E.T. or not, but I vaguely remember his head going up and down on his neck. After watching this playthrough below, I see his head goes up when he levitates out of a pit. So maybe I did play it. I certainly didn't play it long though.
That High Score docu showed that Howard Scott Warshaw had even less time to make that game than I thought. It's amazing it functions at all.
It's weird, but I don't remember the crash at all. I just remember starting to play Wizardry on PC instead of consoles after '83.
I think it was Netherlands, actually.
Ha ha. Now that you repeat that, it does sound creepy as heck. I didn't think of the other meanings of "score"; only thought of it in terms of games. Silly me.
I've seen a Deluxe Starlink digital copy on sale on Xbox. I assume it has all the ships and parts, but I'll check next time, because I was very tempted to get a digital copy with everything even though I have a lot, but not all, of the toys.
McGregor's extra head with fight face is pretty funny to me.
That FF car looks like a modified 70s Camero. It's hot! (ahem, so is Alexa, ahem).
Oh, you're going to read an eyeful in my blog I'm writing right now. It really bugged me for a day, but I think I'm over it now.
I would find it really hard to resist buying a Switch if Advance Wars got a new game there. Same with Etrian Odyssey. Oh, and I still want to play Mario & Rabbids Kingdom Battle, or whatever that was called.
The environments have a cool vibe that makes me think of Dark Souls a bit.
You'd be surprised. I've considered doing it but it's kind of a hassle. I also like switching games a lot, going from retro to modern - it would be a real pain.
