I usually get frustrated with the game at some point because I can never determine what weapon is better than another. It's great to have so many of them, but it should be clear what is going to work better. There's something inherently zany about every part of the game that makes serious strategy a waste of time. It's better to just wing it, forget the stats, and see what works. That kind of annoys me.
They always choose Destruction Derby but I liked its sequel Destruction Derby 2 much, much better. Also Destruction Derby 64. I played a lot of those two, very little of the first DD game.
I'd love to check out Revelations: Persona.
I'm into Pandora for music right now. I got a holder and cord (Bluetooth not working consistently) so I can stream it through my phone into my car. My days of ripping might be over.
I remember ordering a Wii from Dell Computers and waiting about year to get one sent to me.
I've played Super Mario Galaxy. It's certainly impressive, but I never finished it.
I started a Crossword puzzle game on my 3DS and got surprisingly hooked on it.
I still want to play Toon, the game where you basically do DnD but with cartoon characters.
I basically gave up trying to figure out what was better. When you're picking up new weapons every minute of gameplay, it gets too tasking to try and figure it out. Now I just let the inventory list decide for me. So far so good for today. It actually freed me up to think about how to combine effects from multiple item types. I got a shock damage combination that created huge sparking storms on the screen. It was pretty cool.
It was Steve Jackson game. My roommate in college introduced it to me.
If it's $40, I may end up getting it because my friend will definitely get it day-one at that price.
That's a good lineup. I forgot about Wolfenstein youngbloods. I'm going to have to watch a trailer on that tomorrow.
