I saw the first one on DVD at someone's place. I think I went with a friend to see the second one in the theaters even though I didn't care much to see it. This one, I was excited from the first trailers. It just seemed more fun. Thor vs. Hulk. I remember the Thor vs. animated movies and thought they were great.
I noticed there was a special E3 Hot Streak.
Kinda cool.
Bowser's gonna take that plush hovercraft and take his posse for a joy ride. I'm hearing a song about that right now. And a video ala those weird Pee Wee Herman style White Zombie videos.
I thought I was being conservative by sticking to only the core characters. That was not the measured way to approach it. Thing is, I wanted to see what every major character did in the game. Is that so wrong?
Me too. Well, wait. I think I've played more now on XBO.
Yea, I'll have to work one into the playlist somehow.
Oh, the achievements were a total blast. I started by finishing the main story, then I looked at the achievements. I think they distract me from the story the first time around. Replaying it for achievements, though, make me alert to parts of the story I missed the first time around. Like I only realized Reaver was like a couple hundred years old because of his deal with the shadow ghouls (or whatever they were called) on my second playthrough. There were many other things I picked up on too that I didn't fully understand the first time through. It's weird, because games are so long, it's hard to focus on the story. There's tons of distractions and side quests and other things to get you away from the main thread. Only on replays does it start to all come together for me.
I played LAN games, just a few, on original Xbox. By 360, it was all online, which was great for co-op.
Yea, that's cool. I was just looking to see if it had a web browser because I wanted to think of it, when I get one, as my first tablet, but it doesn't have one yet.
They should've called Astroblast, Astroblade since he flys a ship like that.
