I've heard glowing reviews of RE2 remake on various podcasts. My main thing with RE are the aiming controls, although I've heard RE2 has improved on that from previous games.
There are supposed to be like 6 different endings to each mission. I'd like to play them again and see what happens. My friend Mark is going to play it tomorrow and so I'll watch him to see if his come out differently.
It's real good. There's a newer one too I want to get called Sherlock Holmes: Devil's Daughter. It's like $20 right now. It's not going to fit my decade theme soon though. I'm in the 1910s and soon the 20s. These games take place either right at the end of the 18th century or just into the 1900s.
That's a Danelectro bass I believe. Pretty neato. That band makes me think of my bro-in-law's band. Kind of similar in their Beatles influence.
I really liked Diddy Kong Racing because I could explore as well as race. In that regards its actually a bit like Forza Horizon, now I think of it. I like a little adventure in my racing games.
I replayed it a few years ago and didn't like the racing much or the controls. I still have fond memories of it though, and that hub area funky theme song. That's still going 'round in my head.
La Noire takes place in 1947, I just read. Its gameplay sounds very similar to the Sherlock Holmes game I just played. Maybe I'll play it when I do the 40s in May.
I see this at Gamestop every time I go in there and I stare at it, thinking I'd like to try it.
Now there just needs to be a cosplay band to perform it live. I, kind of want to be in that band.
Gosh darn it, I want to get back to Witcher 3. I wonder what real life time period it sort of parallels. Medieval times, I suppose, but maybe very late medieval?
Apparently, from various scif shows and other games I've played, this VR thing will be the primary way we relax and escape the real world. I'm resisting the idea in my mind right now, but an IP like Psychonauts could get me into it.
