They really should have had some of this implemented at the start. It should have had a $400 unit to compete with the PS4. Netflix and Youtube should have been separete from Gold long ago. Anyway, they do at least seem to have better exclusives. PS4 will still be the system for me though as I continue to play PS3 while my 360 has barely been touched in a year.
Phantasy Star II is not impossible to beat, but it may be impossible to beat without a guide. They originally shipped the game with a guide for a reason! Anyway, I personally prefer the first and fourth games.
I saw this bundle and I already owned everything I was interested in. Limbo was pretty good. Cthulu was kind of fun, but it's charm wore off quickly. VVVVVV is one of my favorite indie games, but it is quite the challenge. If nothing else, you will probably love the music.
It's hard to believe I beat this over a decade ago. I remember feeling late to the party even then. I think the game is still perfectly fine as is. Even when I first played twelve years ago, I remember thinking the game looked like a Super NES game (which in hindsight is pretty silly, considering all that 3D). It still became one of my favorite games.
My main problems with Okami on PS2 were pretty similar. Mainly, the repetitive combat and the boring text which you couldn't speed up. When I wasn't wrestling with those, it manages that majestic feeling I've only felt in a few Zelda games.
I haven't heard of the first two games on this list. Considering they a big-budget next-gen games, that makes me feel I've been living under a rock!
That is pretty cool that it gives you both versions. I don't own a Vita yet, but when I do it will certainly be nice that I will have a handful of games to play on it.
LOL, yeah I saw that in your last blog!
I'm kind of interested in Thomas Was Alone. I wish that was on sale on PSN (as I don't really game on my laptop).
Hey, I got all of those games. Great minds think alike!
