It's pretty well done. It used to be a Kinect game for Xbox 360 but was then remastered for Xbox One. I totally didn't use a Kinect device. It works fine with a controller. The developer is Asobo. They did full games for various Pixar movies like Wall-E (I still want to play that), Ratatouie, UP and Toy Story 3. WIth the knowledge that Asobo does a good job, I'm going to have to play all those games at some point.
I bounced off TC's Ghost Recon Wildlands the other day. Kind of cool but it's still a tactical shooter, and I like to run-and-gun. Frickin' loved flying the helicopters though. I was singing the Ride of the Valkyries all the way to the target with my 3 AI buddies shooting from the skids - not exactly a tactical approach.
I'm not sure why I liked DK jr. so much. I guess I kinda liked climbing vines.
Weird thing is, this game was made for both PC and console right from the start. Also, when I have to hit a guy in the head three or four times to bring him down, something's wrong.
I noticed that some libraries have more comics than others. I have two in my area that have a lot.
I go to the book sales now and again. I've been on a simplicity kick lately though and trying not to accumulate any more possessions.
Funny thing is, I could play mouse/keyboard on my Xbox now. Do I want to? Nope.
I likely played this on NES but I never saw an arcade cabinet of it. I played a lot of DK Jr., though, my favorite of the series.
Yea, I was cognicent of the fact I was working a very menial job. Thing is, the place I worked was so chaotic most of the time, I ended up doing a variety of things to help out, which made it bearable. I didn't realize it at the time, but as soon as we all had to work like cogs in a machine, I couldn't handle it. Makes sense, I've got a liberal arts degree as well. Can't dumb me down now, I guess.
That stuff freaks me out. I know my purchases are saved in their database, but it makes me nervous every time I erase a game from my Xbox hard drive.
