I agree. I've had to adjust my strategies every time since the amount of molotov-cocktail-throwing pricks increase in number. I always try to shoot the alarm boxes and I sometimes miss one. Basically I learn by dying but it usually takes 2 tries on average.
Happy belated birthday! Nice grab on Ni No Kuni; $30 is the lowest I've ever seen for it. I bought it for $40 but it's a good buy no matter what. I'm still enjoying my Vita but I'd like to buy a 3DS someday.
Props to anyone who can finish all of the Song of Ice & Fire books over a summer. Those books are dense. Some I can just plow through, but not those.
To be honest, when I saw your headline, I skipped everything and made a beeline to anything regarding female butts. Nice work. Have more of those next time.
But, yeah, XboxOne. Messed up.
Cliff Bleszinski's brother tweeted the other day about how the console resembled a DVR. Considering Microsoft is convinced (above all else) that you're not getting the most out of your television, that's probably not an accident.
I'm waiting to see what the power brick looks like before I agree with the "stackable" status.
Then again, if an component HD-DVD drive was included, I'd agree. Missed opportunity.
It took me 4 years into the 360's life to buy my own system (granted, I was mooching off my brother's 360, but still) so my big question (as a traditional late adopter) is how long will it take me to save up enough to buy one, should I want one?
Sad to hear. Ever since the last Mortal Kombat came out, having a good story mode is just as important as having a good multiplayer feature.
The plot was decent and while it has sensibilities of an action film, how it ends made me smile as someone who enjoys The Original Series (you'll see what I mean). Also, it's filled with series references (both film and tv): most of them clever and a couple that made my eyes roll. It's a fun time overall.
Haven't tried Blood Dragon yet. Hope PSN or XBLA puts it on sale someday. Sounds like all of the pop culture references and presentation would be up my alley.
