I really need to play through this. I got the whole Telltale collection (Pre-Batman) as a freebie for being a 5 star VIP on XBox Rewards but barely touched any of it. I think I played through the first 2 chapters and that was it. I really liked it though. Time to go back I guess.
Yup I have the same Genesis hand held. It (along with their Genesis plug and play) get a bad rap due to the poor sound, but its undeserved. Yeah the sound does suck on them, but other then that the games run really good.
Im still missing a lot of figures, but there's so many it seems that no matter how many I get there's always a lot more including varients. I definitely have to take some shots though. Anyway do you have any pics? Which platform do you play on? I primarily play on XBox One, but have all versions of the game on 360 (except Imaginators), Wii U, and PS4. I've also got the first 3 on 3DS, the first 2 on PS3, and Superchargers for Wii.
Rival Schools was amazing. Why the series was never more popular is beyond me.
Its well worth it if you manage to get one. Cheaper then the VR sets on PC anyway.
Yeah I have that one. It was weird because when I first played Eve it was on the demo disc that came with the VR and when I started it up I looked down and I had boobs. It was a little odd to say the least. What I find amusing though is when I play it online I see mostly female characters in the lobby. You know most of them are guys when their heads are locked down looking at their chest.
Its 60fps in the RE7 VR mode. It moves slow yeah, but Sony made it mandatory all VR games had to be at 60fps. Anyway, I didn't really feel sick playing that one in VR. Its scarey as anything though. Rigs, and Battlezone make me feel a little sick, but for the most part both are playable in 20-30 minute burst.
Any motion sickness? Im not too bad with it. Using the free walk in Croft Manor on Rise of the Tomb Raider is something i;ll never do again. I felt sick right into the next day.
Great blog here. I love the Wii U. Its one of my favorite consoles. Im really don't understand why it wasn't more popular. I'm positive its gonna go the way the the Dreamcast though. Just give it another few years and its collectability is gonna go through the roof.
I know the feeling. Pretty much most of the jobs I've had involved dealing with truck unloads, and freight. Loading up pallets, and carts as fast as possible is a lot like Tetris knowing how to stack all the boxes just right. In fact I used to tell people who couldn't stack that they should play some Tetris since it was a lot like stacking pallets.
