I was unaware of that crazy 360 goal you had but suddenly it makes sense why you were playing some of those games lol. With as little time as we all have it makes more sense to get and play the games you really want. There's just so much out there.
I was unaware of that crazy 360 goal you had but suddenly it makes sense why you were playing some of those games lol. With as little time as we all have it makes more sense to get and play the games you really want. There's just so much out there.
Sometimes 3D don't hold up well, even some games from this generation, but Trine has a great storybook quality that still looks good. Also, good music
You should play Bionic Commando Rearmed 2. They added the ability to jump in that one.
I played—and beat—the 2008 remake, Bionic Commando Rearmed. I liked it a lot and apparently it's quite faithful to the original, but the 360 D-pad made it much more difficult than it needed to be. I'd like to try the original sometime though.
The rights and royalties would probably be too confusing to work through. I mean, that's a lot of people and properties to keep straight!
They're good games. I just got the second one thanks to Humble Bundle 9. And the guy that wrote the second track has done quite a few indie games. He wrote the music for Angry Birds!
Trine is definitely overshadowed by its sequel, which I think is more a testament to the quality of the second game than a knock to the first. I have both thanks to a couple Humble Bundles and tried out the first one quite a few months ago. I didn't have a two button mouse at the time and the track pad on my Mac laptop made it kind of difficult to play lol. But I liked what I did get through and hope to get back to it sometime.
Happy anniversary! Sounds like you had a good time
Hehe...you're doing a tribute to a soundtrack that's a tribute to Nintendo's history. There's probably never been so much talent on display in one game. Can you imagine how many CDs it would take to hold the entire soundtrack?
Well said! Thanks for listening