It was only a failure relative to the rediculous sales of the Wii, and almost nothing is going to surpass that. Plus it seems to be still in demand since that price is still high. I'm annoyed because I want one for Pikmin 3 so badly.
Being different is what makes reading your stuff interesting. I have zero interest in IGN's Best of 2017. I could almost write that myself it's so obvious.
I'm doing this retro project right now and I need access to these old arcade games that are sometimes only on collections for PS2. I guess I could go PC with this stuff and be fine, but I don't really have the cash to build another tower. One day though.
The guy at Jay Str. told me that game DVDs have more layers, or deeper layers, than movie DVDs. I'm sure I heard that somewhere else too, so I don't doubt it. I popped in a game that was a CD and it worked. There are few of those however.
I figure the laser is just weak and can't reach the deeper layers. Or maybe it needs calibration. I might try and fix that, although it seems difficult to do on the slim model I have.
I played the demo for Loco Roco on my PSP way back. I vividly remember being a passenger in a car, a rare thing in itself, and playing it and nearly getting sick to my stomach. I think it is the only game that's made me nauseous. I loved the game though. The PS4 was suggesting I buy it after Patapon.
I used the hint system in Back to the Future but I tried to avoid it. That last time I looked at the hints I was outraged by what it told me. Something so obvious yet also kind of random. It seemed to be mocking me. I couldn't take it anymore.
I really wanted to pick up a Wii-U today when I went in to Jay Str. to trade in some games, but they wanted $150 for it still. Like, no.
I so want to play Mario + Rabbids.
Very different list from what I've been hearing on my podcasts except for Zelda Breath of the Wild, which seems to be on everyone's list.
I really love stories and art style of many adventure games but those puzzles get me every time. They just seem so unfair a lot of the time.
I couldn't figure out exactly where at this one moment. I would get it one time and then not another, and I felt I had done the same exact thing. Maybe I'll get it next time I play it.
I've only watched the Tom Baker Dr. Who. I haven't been interested in the recent stuff but I'm going to try Paul Davidson and Colin Baker soon. They were the doctor in the 80s.
There were a bunch of PS2 games put on PSN for the PS3. I'm thinking of hooking that up and seeing if that part of the store is still in existence. I hope there's nothing weird about logging into PS3 and PS4 with the same account. I'm not sure how Sony handled the transition.
In retrospec, I liked the first one better, but this one does have a little more emotional pull.
Really, I wouldn't have guessed that was your favorite.
Yea, loved it, but didn't see it three times like the first one. Mostly because no one asked me to go this time. I would've seen it again.
Ug, I hate when that happens.
