As I said in another blog, I watched the show and loved it, but probably watched 90s Spider-Man more at the time and would be hard-pressed to recall an entire episode of either show, let alone ten!
I actually still like the Avatar cartoon series the most, and I didn't watch those until I was 22. I need to revisit Batman TAS though.
I'm not in the mood for Horizion; so we're in similar tugboats with steam engines and a creepy face with George Carlin's voice on the front.
Yeah, I definitely prefer Need for Speed and Burnout to Gran Turismo and Forza.
Hey, you CAN eventually make six figures plumbing, and the initial pay honestly isn't too bad if you get enough work. Don't knock plumbing.
But yeah, he's a millionaire by now, so ...
I still need to play every Uncharted, myself ... I have the Drake Trilogy.
I need to stop buying games as well. I have all these AAA titles I'm not in the mood for and just end up playing Sonic Mania all the time.
I think T2 flopped because no one knows that's happening ... first I've heard of it.
I loved the show, but if I'm being honest I watched the 90s Spider-Man cartoon more often. I can hardly remember full episodes of either show, let alone make a top ten.
Oddly enough, my favorite "superhero" show is still the Avatar cartoon series, both the original and Korra. And those aren't exactly nostalgic, since I didn't watch the original until I was 22!
Are they doing anything special for Batman TAS 25th Anniversary though? I'd love to know if they're doing a special DVD/Blu Ray or something. I'd probably get more out of the show now than I did then.
That sucks. I honestly wonder if they're not covering PSVR because Sony isn't really pushing it though? It seems like it was this big thing whose coverage has just kinda died.
That's a lot of work and college. Where's all the FUN?
I loved the Jak and Daxter rental I had as a kid, and I think I liked Jax 2 but not how different it was? I've always hated sequels that make something light and fun try to be edgy and dark.
Yes.
Keep in mind, this is a VERY small part of the game. It's just a couple friends who let you join the end of their campaign, which takes about 30 minutes tops (if that; it felt a bit long to me, but that's likely an exaggeration).
So while I'm happy to suggest Life is Strange to anyone interested, don't buy it for that scene. I think episode one is less than $10 though (like maybe $7), so it's not a bad investment if you like dialogue-tree/minor puzzle games.
