The Switch is a lot of fun and I enjoy it a lot. And it had a GREAT first year. But I still find myself playing my PS4 a little more right now. But that may change. I also hardly ever play my Switch out of the docking station. It's just a TV console for me. But I will say I am looking forward to Kirby Star Allies coming soon!
I loved Odin Sphere on the PS2. I have the updated version on PS4, I just haven't played it yet.
Yeah Wizardry is VERY popular in Japan. They still make Wizardry gaems over there.
Hey now, when Launch sneezes and becomes nice, her hair turns blue.
I'm not really helping, am I? :)
I just couldn't get into 8-bit RPGs. I played Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy, but only at a friend's house, and the others like Ultima and Hydlide I rented once and didn't do that again. Strangely enough, Legacy of the Wizard held my interest back then for some reason. But I really didn't get into RPGs as a solo affair until the 16-bit days.
Really the only thing I post on Facebook are links to my game reviews. I can't stand reading all the political stuff or people bragging about how much better their life is, etc.
I always get Varth mixed up with Konami's Quarth.
I never liked Wizardry, but I have to respect it because Final Fantasy drew inspiration from Wizardry and Ultima.
My favorite is Puar. :) He should be in the fighting game, as well as Launch.
I met with the company who made Night in the Woods before it was to come out, and after that I lost interest in it. Didn't seem like a "Cary" game to me.
I have Gravity Rush 2, but never beat it. Sorry Gravity Rush Lady!
You already know what I like about Yakuza 0.
I thought LEGO City Undercover was one of the better LEGO games out there. I'm surrpised they made references to The Shawshank Redemption and Starsky and Hutch!
PaRappa is more fun to watch than to play.
I liked Yooka-Laylee, but it had some problems. I never beat the last boss because I got tired of wrestling with the camera. That was more challenging than fighting the boss.
I could never get into the Crash games for some reason.
My problem with Sonic Mania is that it only lets you save before each world, not before each act. I know older Sonic games were like this, but limiting how you save is one retro feature that needs to go away.
I liked Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite for trying to be different and more like the Marvel movies, but I miss characters like She-Hulk, Tron Bonne, and the Servebot.
When you beat RIME, make sure to have a tissue handy.
Do you think I'd like Tekken 7?
