One of the main reasons why I really like World of Final Fantasy is that it felt like Square made a FF game just for me. Because of that, it'll probably get pretty high accolades when I do my Game of the Year Awards Show blog.
You'll have to tell us what kind of Skylander you end up creating.
After I finished Super Mario Run and wrote a review of it, I deleted it off my iPad. It just didn't hold my interest. I'm not as big of a Mario fan as everyone may think I am. Mario Run wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. Just OK.
It does suck when you are unemployed or have a low-paying job and can't get some of the stuff you want. I'm in the same boat as well. Do you think you would like World of Final Fantasy? That one is more interesting to me than FF15.
I read somewhere that Activision may not do a Skylanders game in 2017 due to poor sales of the last two games. They are supposed to do a second season of the cartoon on Netflix, but if Activision does that, the cartoon may be in jeopardy, too.
The first arcade game I played was a Pac-Man machine in a Kroger grocery store.
That Centipede ripoff reminds me of a Pac-Man ripoff I played on my Apple ][+ called Tax Man. What's interesting is that the title screen said that Tax Man was made by HAL Labs. Could I have been a fan of HAL Labs longer than I thought?
I remember walking to gas stations to play games like Captain Commando and Street Fighter 2 with friends. Heck, even the local mom and pop video rental place (PayLess Video) had arcade machines in them!
I don't really know much about Metal Gear, so the only thing I can think of is that you'll need a good box to hide in. Really the only things I know about Metal Gear is that Solid Snake likes to hide in boxes and has a frriend named Quiet.
You want to be cooped up in a little box, and then drooled on by little kids? :)
I'll probably have my Game of the Year Awards up here sometime in Janurary.
