
When I reviewed the LEGO Ninjago game, they sent me tickets to see the movie, too. Which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have gone to see it. :)
When I reviewed the LEGO Ninjago game, they sent me tickets to see the movie, too. Which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have gone to see it. :)
You should make a 2-D platformer starring me! :) Ha ha!
I'm going to go see Pacific Rim Uprising on Tuesday for two reasons. One, I'm off work that day, and two, the theater I'm going to see it in has a 5 dollar ticket special on Tuesdays.
I liked the first Pacific Rim. I called it "Anime: The Movie." Did you know the computer voice in the first movie was the same lady who did the voice of GlaDOS?
My favorite LucasFilm Games point and click adventure came out right after Maniac Mansion. It was called Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders. In the game you were a tabloid reporter and the game actually came with a mock tabloid newspaper with articles that gave you hints on how to solve the puzzles in the game!
Did you know there was a Maniac Mansion TV show at one point? It was on a cable channel called The Family Channel, and aside from the title and names of some of the characters, it had NOTHING to do with the game other than having a slight Addams Family vibe. The show was awful, though.
I liked when I got to review this game on Wii U a while back.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/04/29/pixlcross-wii-u/
Any plans on releasing it on other consoles? LIke the Switch?
I reviewed Letter Quest a while back.
The reason why Quantum Conundrum feels like Portal is it was made by some of the same folks who also worked on Portal. I like Portal much better, though.
Speaking of Pinball FX3, I just reviewed the new Jurassic World tables.
The fairy's mom was cool in Odin Sphere.
One good thing about Kirby games is you know you'll be able to beat them quickly. :)
I don't really get into the Tomb Raider games so I probably won't see the movie in theaters. Lara Croft and Kirby should team up for a new game and/or movie!
Well, from day one, Kirby games have always been designed to be easy. Kids deserve good games, too, I always say. But I can also understand why it being too short and easy would frustrate some people. That's why I didn't get into Kirby from the very first game. It wasn't until I played Kirby's Dream Course that I became a fan.
You'll have to let me know what you think of it!