The Luigi's Mansion sequel is pretty good, but it's not as good as the first one. I do love the ending with Polterpup, though. That was so adorable.
I wish I could play the Luigi's Mansion arcade game that Capcom and Nintendo put out in Japan.
I just gave out little bags of Cheetos like I do every year for Halloween. Most of the kids were superheroes, even the girls.
How many levels are in each game?
I haven't played much of this game, but what I have seen and played, it was one of the best looking and sounding games on the SNES.
8?!? I had no idea there were so many. TinyBuild made it sound like there was only 2. TinyBuild has been very supportive of GamerDad, by the way.
It's always good when you have extras of something. Then you don't have to worry about figuring out to how to get a store to get it.
I don't really play too many scary games, but Luigi's Mansion was great.
I am almost certain the Sam & Max games are on Steam. TellTale usually puts all their games on Steam.
I was right about Freedom Planet at least. When I first saw it on PCs at PAX, I was like, "Oh this belongs on a console." Have you ever seen Freedom Planet? You should check it out.
And that's just one of the reasons why Nintendo's not getting my money this time. But don't worry, Nintendo, you got me hook, line, and sinker with Amiibos.
Well my brother Jeff downloaded it last weekend, so I watched him play a little bit of it. It's a very Earthbound-ey RPG with a lot of humor. Battles look like typical 8-bit RPG fare, but you oftentimes are encouraged to NOT fight the enemy and choose other options to talk your way out of the battles. And when you do defend yourself, you play a WarioWare style mini-game. I could very well be wrong, but I just have this feeling we'll be seeing this game on consoles in the future.
