Microsoft has their own rewards system. They give you tasks and you earn points for doing them. Then you redeem the points for money, gift cards, or other stuff. They have a page on the console's dashboard for it. I think it's new to Xbox One. I don't remember but I don't think they had this for Xbox 360.
This is my #2 game I want to play on the Switch, whenever I get one.
It took me a few tries to get used to the controls in the first Luigi's Mansion but I finally beat the game and really enjoyed it. I always liked Luigi best. The second one I played on 3DS and I couldn't get used to the controls. I was disappointed it didn't come to consoles. I'll go back to sometime and beat it.
It's an incredibly gorgeous game. I love the details of the medieval town. I still don't know where or how I was supposed to learn how to dress a wound. I guess I should've approached it in a completionist way and explored the town more and hunted down every little side mission.
It seemed easy enough at the beginning. I remember a scene after my fight where my mom tells me I'll have to learn how to dress my own wounds. Well, mom, tell me. She didn't.
There is a store of sorts where you can redeem your points for various things like sweepstakes entries, gift cards to various places like McDonalds, and donations. I just get MS points for my account to pay for games. It's like $1 per 1000 points, but a few weeks ago they had a special, a $5 gift card for 4k points. I figure I can redeem about $5 per month doing all those game pass quests and whatnot. It's kind of fun in itself too. At least for me, whose personality craves explicit goals in gaming.
Weird thing, I get actually disgusted when my friend Mark plays a game just for the fun of it. I gotta stop that.
It's a rare game now where I put up with difficulty.
I should totally do Dk jr. I see it's not claimed yet. Then again, I guess submissions are over. Due date was end of 2019. Ah well.
I followed the Well-Red Mage in case they do another one.
That's bad. Gamefly. Seems a distant memory for me now.
I realized later that maybe the game I downloaded didn't really need much to download because I used to have the disc and it's install was already on my drive. The PS4 made me erase it before downloading the digital version but maybe it only erased some of it and therefore had to download less. It seemed incredibly fast even as I was downloading from Xbox at the same time. So it probably wasn't a good comparison, is what I'm saying. I've had OS updates that took hours before this.
Wishful thinking on my part. I'm hopeful though since they've patched LotRs.
I played the heck out of the reboot, almost platinumed it. I'm sure the originals are great. I've played an hour here an hour there of several of them. I have the collection for PS3 and all the PS2 originals, I just have to make the time for them.
iPad seems like the perfect place for mobile games. I wish I had one.
How about Julia Chang (who reminds me of Bayonnetta a little bit) and Ann Williams. Stong women.
