I played Ni no Kuni all the way through where I think it should've ended. After one super hard boss, the game dragged after that.
Two big games I played in 2013 were Animal Crossing: New Leaf and DuckTales Remastered.
I had the opportunity to review Wargroove 2, but I turned it down. I never played the first one, and I've got too many other things to review right now!
Of all the games on your list, the only one I liked (or played) was Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. I don't really do third person shooters, but I played through all of that one, so that says a lot right there. It also helps I was a huge Transformers fan when I was a kid.
It's fun, not too hard, and has interesting setpieces.
It's a smaller machine than what you might think, so keep that in mind. It just looks like a tabletop arcade machine with fishing poles on it.
I'm starting to write a blog about the remaster of Kirby's Return to Dream Land right now.
Portal 2, what a great game.
Like Okami before it, Okamiden was my Game of the Year when it came out. I was amazed they were able to cram so much of the original fun into a handheld! And it starred a puppy!
I feel lucky I was able to review all the Skylanders games. Such a fun idea for kids.
I've purposely stayed away from Minecraft. It looks fun, but I don't want to get addicted to it like Animal Crossing. :)
Today I'm hoping to download Trombone Champ and go to the store and buy Detective Pikachu Returns on Switch!
Metal Black is my favorite on this Taito collection. Darius II is also all right. I also really like Liquid Kids, and New Zealand Story is fun, but HARD! I would say Kiki KaiKai, but the Pocky and Rocky sequels are so much better.
In Ace Angler, you don't have to move the control stick up and down for line tension. Just hold down the button. If you want to stun the fish to make it easier for you to reel it in, press the R shoulder button to send an electric shock to stun the fish. Again, like I said before, not very realistic. But I liked it anyway. And yes there is an Ace Angler arcade game. I played it at Round 1.
Yes, Ace Angler originally was an arcade game. I've played it at Round 1.
Which is why I don't feel bad that's it's only in Seattle. But I still kinda want to see it. :)
