You know what's weird is that I have no interest in this movie, but I'm totally going to see the Rampage movie even though it looks awful. I'm going to force my brother Jeff to watch it with me (he's OK with it), because we have a history with the game. I guess I just have horrible tastes in movies.
I reviewed that Oceanhorn game.
You'll have to let me know how that Kamiko game is. I'm kind of curious about it now.
Yeah strong tough lady characters are cool.
It's a good thing I didn't make that game because if I did, she would've eaten a can of spinach in that cutscene first. And that would've been silly.
You sure are enjoying that game much more than I did when I reviewed it!
Yeah I just like that character because she looks really tough and strong. I have silly reasons for liking characters sometimes.
That lady on the right with the big gun looks really cool.
I probably won't get Ni no Kuni 2, at least not right away. I never beat the first game, but I think I got pretty far. I didn't mind the battle system, I just felt the game was way too long and meandering and overbloated. Plus I just don't have time for it right now. I still haven't beat Lost Sphear yet and I got the Secret of Mana remake after that, plus everything I need to review. So it's just not in the cards right now.
Thanks for reading!
I'm not going to review Lost Sphear. Sometimes I play games just for fun and to not have to worry about writing about it. I'm 15 hours into the game, and I hear it's about 20 to 25 hours so I should beat it soon unless things get stupid hard. It's an entertaining game, but certainly not perfect.
I never could get into Star Trek. Although I did name a cat I had as a kid after a Star Trek character. When I was a kid we had a Russian Blue cat, and I wanted to give it a Russian name. But I was a little kid and didn't know any Russian names. So my dad suggested Chekov, after the guy on Star Trek. So that was his name! I loved that cat. He was super smart, too. I taught him how to play fetch, open doors, and even use the toilet! Yes, really. That cat is what I always think of when Star Trek comes to mind.
My college roommate was really into Star Trek so I had to sit through a lot of it with him. There are only two of the Star Trek movies I kind of liked. The fourth one because it was silly, and First Contact because I'm not sure why.
I did go see Pacific Rim Uprising last night. It was a lot of fun, but I think I still liked the first one better.
I imagine Bridge Constructor is pretty cheap at this point. If you love Portal, you should definitely check out the Portal version of Bridge Constructor.
