Here's the game list on their site. There are lots of stuff I haven't heard of before: 5200 games, arcade games, and Frogs and Flies. I like that one. It was a simplified version of Intellivision's Frog Bog and, I think, was more fun. Another Intellivision port included is Sea Battle. I wonder how they pulled that off. Sea Battle was a fairly complicated game for the time.
Any plans for Halloween? I'm going to make a jack-o-lantern since it seems they took that recipe out of Minecraft for XBO recently.
I'm always interested in Castlevania for the art and music. Everytime I try one, it kicks my butt though. I still have SotN on my Xbox One. I got it on 360 and then they made it back compat, so now I have it on XBO too. I should try it again; descriptions of the gameplay always intrigue me.
I've been keeping track of my gaming time for a while now. I thought I'd use it to reign myself in a bit, but it just stokes the fires further.
I've been noticing politics in blockbuster movies for a while now. It's beginning to get too predictable.
Good idea. I like it.
Fun listens.
Whoa! Creepy stuff.
I'm glad to hear Ni No Kuni 2 is even better than the first one. I got about 20 hours into that one before the battle system started to annoy me.
I was thinking of playing the whole BS Trilogy from the beginning again but I think I'll just jump into 3 and then consider a full replay.
I've been meaning to get to Dragon's Crown ever since it came out years and years ago. I will get to this version.
Yea, it's like a flood. I want to keep up, but I just can't. It frustrates me. It threatens my enjoyment of the hobby a bit too. Games start to all feel throw-away and of less value because there's so many of them. It's what killed my music collecting. Once everything was available online, I got excited, but then quickly lost interest. I'm not quite there yet with games, but I feel it coming.
I rarely finish any RPG. They either get difficult or wear me out. Lately I've been playing them with a self imposed perma-death rule. I go until I get killed, then stop. Usually that's never more than about 20 hours.
