And that is just fine. It's best to tailor tools like Backloggery to your needs. If I have some time over the next week or so I may try to go back and rework my backloggery account. Sometimes it is nice to have your entire collection of games that you want to play in one, fairly easy to read spot.
It's a solid game, if you like that style. It was a lot easier than I remember, maybe that was because the PS4 has a better controller...
Sorry I don't use Backloggery anymore. It was becoming too much of a chore at that point in my life. Now that I have figured more about my gaming habits and desires, I could probably put it to good use again.
Initially, I was putting all the games I owned on backloggery. There are so many games that I own, but I have no desire to finish or even play... The PS+ library is a large chunk of that. What I need to do start fresh on Backloggery and only put the games that I have a genuine interest in and hope to play.
Too bad Volition is working on that Agents of M.A.Y.H.E.M. that was just announced.
I vaguely remember the Insomniac Office. The last time I played through Going Commando, I don't think that I bothered. I should still have that save on my Vita, so I may check it out again.
I have never understood the appeal of Minecraft. I have thought about trying to play it over the years, and even downloaded the demo once, but it didn't do anything for me.
I have a couple of thoughts. One on review scores and another on the topic of scoring "censored" games. I tried to absorb as much as I could from your response and the intial post, but I may have missed something.
First, scores. I don't really like them. They really don't tell me anything useful, or whether or not I will enjoy a game. I don't like GTA games, but they always end up with near perfect scores. The only way I would know if I would like the game is to read the review, and I fall into the awful habit of skipping down to the score and ignoring a bulk of the written word.
Secondly, scoring "censored" games. What does it matter if a game was censored or not? I think that you need to focus on the game that you have in your hands and the fact that the game is apparently missing something should have no bearing on the score. If the censorship does have a negative affect on the game, you should notice it and it will most likely be reflected in the final score. I don't think that you can go in and take off points just because you know the game was censored... Maybe that wasn't the point of the article,
You want a few words, so here they are. Dishonored is my choice for 2012. For me, this is one of the best expressions of a sandbox game. You are given a task, and plenty of tools and you can complete your task in whatever manner you see fit. Slow and methodical, or fast and loose, or even a mix of the two. On top of that, the world changes depending on how chaotic your playstyle is.
I think that I came upon the game at the right time and just fell into. I think that I played it back to back to back to unlock all of the endings. I also love coming back to it and playing it every once in a while because it isn't a big time sink. I think the last time I had pulled it after a big break I blew through the game in about 90 minutes.
I love all of the Metroid games, and I return to all of them a very regular basis.
It forced me to think of my favorite games, and I realized that 2010 was one of my favorite years in gaming. I came up with 5 or 6 games that I would make my list of all-time favorite games. Can I say favorite any more times in one paragraph?
