I get the impression that Zelda isn't as giant a game as some others of its type, which I think is great because these games can get crazy huge and overwelming. Also mega time consuming. I usually burn out on a game nearing the 100 hour mark, no matter how good it is. (not counting Minecraft which is kind of different in that its so open ended and not a story game).
I played a few hours of Prey when it came out. I liked it and want to go back to it sometime.
Oh yea, I love that song. I think those guys are about my age too. . . Billy Corgan is exactly my age.
I guess this is today's version of yesterday's difficulty. Both were there to extend gameplay. Sometimes it's ok to me because it's part of the realism of the game. Like you would have to travel to places in real life. Sometimes, though, it feels like I'm playing that Desert Bus game Penn & Teller did. BORING! (purposely so in their case and for great humor I thought).
I have a few I'd still like but I didn't see any of them at Toys R Us when they were 50 cents each the other week.
I think I topped 500 hours in Halo C.E. back in the early 2000s. It was over three years though. Probably around 250 a year.
I'm slowly moving away from physical copies of games, just like everybody else.
There's some track not too far from me where you can just take your car and do time trials and such. I guess I'd do that if I had a fast car.
i keep hearing other people putting in a thousand hours into one game, mostly MMOs. I guess if that's all you played all year, it makes sense.
Yea, being stuck with Toy Box is a real downer, but I liked using Wreck-it Ralph in the arena area, and I just wanted Sorcerer Mickey to look at.
