I can see the Pac-man at the end, but none of the others show up for me in Google Chrome. I'll have to open Microsoft Edge and come back to see if any others show up for me.
Cookie Demon reminds me of Krang from TMNT a bit.
I mean the Toad/Lara/pink dino crossover game probably wouldn't sell very well, but I'd still be interested in playing it. Maybe get Arc System Works to make it, they're great at mixing serious and silly characters in Guilty Gear at least.
I really only liked Halo when I played couch multiplayer with friends. Mostly I liked Halo 2. Granted, I can't make a fair assessment about the single player campaign cause I've only ever played a few minutes of one myself. I mainly remember Halo as the game we (at-the-time) Gamecube fanboys would concede was the "only good game on Xbox" near launch. Probably wasn't true, but hell if I could tell you.
As for Destiny, I tried the demo and loved the world and music, but couldn't get into the repetitiveness of its MMO nature. I actually like the free shit I've played on Warframe more, and that game is free (to play ... obviously I'm sure I'll get thrown behind a paywall at some point). Also rented ESO and could see why it would be addictive, but wouldn't be willing to spend high $$$ to get something that looked so meh. Also, it got repetitive as well and a lot of the missions I completed felt like going through the motions, where Destiny had challenged me a bit more.
So FPS and MMO are both appealing to me on some level, but neither are really my thing.
I don't really frequent those. Mostly stick to Facebook, YouTube, netflix, and whatever is on the Playstation Store aside from here.
I don't have a Wii U, so I must have missed it.
Thanks. Now I'll be looking for a HighWire title.
My cat is convinced she will die if she doesn't get more space outdoors. Not sure how transitioning back into an apartment will work in spring.
Fair points, but it's made clear these two games were part of the SNES/Genesis competition, so it makes sense to compare those two versions in that context.
Personally, I was never much for beat-em-ups either way, so I'm not surprised a console port doesn't hold up.
Had no idea this was happening. Very cool.
