I agree but when watching Mark play it and get a totally different ending more in keeping with traditional Batman, I realized that it depends on how you play it. I still don't like certain story elements though like Batman's parents being into crime.
I think my personality doesn't mesh well with platformers. I seek new experiences and having to toil away on one task in a game until perfected is not how I think.
It seems to me they did it to make the characters a little more in tune with the times: strong women, men with weaknesses and corrupt billionaires. It makes some sense but I had trouble choosing how to respond because none of it seemed right to my memory of these characters.
I might actually be able to cosplay that. ha ha
I'm not a fan of Funko either but recently I've seen some better ones, characters on vehicles and giant figures. They're kind of interesting. I almost bought a Deadpool the other day at Walmart, but. . . no.
Funny thing. I've owned many 70s albums over the years, but that one by Frampton, has never entered my collection. It's kind of strange, now I think of it.
There was a Kids in the Hall skit in a record store where Frampton is mentioned that I always remember. It's about a store clerk who is only into the Doors and tells everyone all else sucks. I've actually met people like this guy. Funny.
Ticket to Ride is great. I want to play the board game version sometime.
Many people have said that the Batman TellTale games are some of the best they did. I think they are very well done despite the fact that I don't like how they flipped all the characters personalities upside down.
Uncharted Fight For Fortune. I wanted to play that when I had my Vita. Darn it, I never got to it.
Pac-Man piloting the wooden guy. Now that I have to see.
No snow around my area of eastern PA. It worries me. I've just started walking part of Valley Forge Park though. There's a neat path across several fields with a hill along the way. It would be excellent for cross-country running, but I'm just fast walking right now.
