Oh man that Shovel Knight book looks so great! I've fallen for the art style of that game even though I've yet to play it. I'll have to see if one my libraries has it.
I saw a Incredibles (the movie) art book today that looked very cool. I should've grabbed it.
I'm adding both to my Goodreads want to read list.
I've been wanting to play the X series for a while. Maybe they're less as brutally difficult as the previous series.
I try Sonic games from time to time but I haven't gotten hooked.
I like the idea of approaching games with a literary criticial style. I think there should be a Siskel and Ebert for video games. Each has a strong opion that they put into their review. That's great!
I do almost all my gaming at my friend Mark's place. If he got Game Pass, we'd be able to play a lot of co-op games together online. I haven't played a local co-op game since Halo 1 days.
Skies is really cool. By the way, I was able to redownload Tales of Vesperia on my Xbox 360. Certain digital games I have on 360 aren't back compat on Xbox One, and this is one of them.
I missed a few days this week too. I have to get up earlier now, so I often am too tired to blog after the day is over.
With the force field that closes in on you, I thought of Pub-G, but maybe that happens in Fortnite too? I've yet to dabble in that game.
They've been really slow on phone games but I know it's coming soon. I've got to get a WIn 10 laptop sometime to play the Game Pass on PC.
Another Dreamcast, probably not, but it was fun when Mark and I were playing it. We played ots of co-op and multiplayer on that system: Gauntlet Legends and Quake III Team Arena. I miss Sega Bass Fishing though, so maybe.
I had Taiko Drum Master on PS2 at one point. I don't remember playing it though. I'd like to do that now.
I also tried to get Rock Band 1-3 today at Gamestop but I think they don't sell them anymore. I'm sure I've seen them at a GoodWill around here though.
