Probably the ones I couldn't replace, like my signed copy of Silent Hill 3 and Panic Restaurant on NES.
The easy answer would be my Final Fantasy collection, but those are easily replaced.
When I was playing GTA 3 really hardcore I used to drive by police in real life and would end up slumping down in my seat to try and not be noticed. I did so unconsciously, and only later would I remember that they didn't know any of the terrible things I had been doing in Liberty City.
I am jealous of your video game dreams. I had a coworker back in my Gamefellas days who had this super vivid Metal Gear Solid dream where he was Snake and infiltrating a camp in Iraq. He told me all about it and it sounded awesome.
Way more awesome than a Cacodemon in the closet.
Actually, now I dimly remember that I turned this feature off on my second day with my PS4. I'm sure it works fine, but I'm used to using that cross thingy. Er, I mean D-pad.
We actually did intend on doing the topic, but things went long. Hopefully next year, because I think it would be fun to talk about.
I know how you feel. When I was trying to artuculate my dislike of Dragon Age Inquisition it boiled down to "this game lacks direction; stop holding my hand". We are impossible to please, aren't we?
I think it comes down to the need for choice. Let us choose how many layers of safety nets we want. There's no way I would have had fun with Rogue Legacy if there was literally no character progression, but at the same time if it was just a really hard game that you had to chip away at with the same character I don't think it would be as good as it is.
I said it on the show, but damn did playing Diablo 3 on hardcore make every decision feel important. When my demon hunter died at level 66 I also died a little on the inside.
Same here. I've really turned the corner on it.
Yeah, I tried the first two bosses on Neo, and no. Just no. I *think* I could beat the flaming skull, because he's easier to avoid, but I don't hate myself enough to try.
You're going to make me play Spelunky, aren't you?
