Yes, really, Final Fantasy Noodles. Go read it. :)
I'm still playing Lost Sphear. Sometimes I play games and don't review them. But only if I don't get a review code. I probably could've gotten one for Lost Sphear, but I wanted a physical copy of it and I doubt Square-Enix would've sent me one.
I hear the 2-D animated Clone Wars series was good, since Genndy Tartakofksy did it, but the computer animated one not so much.
Finding Dory and Inside Out playsets sound interesting.
I would've been interested in the Tron figures had they been from the movies and not the Tron: Legacy cartoon.
Like I've said before, not only is FF6 my favorite FF game, it's also one of my top five favorite games of all time!
Yeah you may want to have a tissue handy for the ending of RIME.
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.
