What a collection! I, unfortuneately, haven't played most of them except for DKC. My favorite track is Aquatic Ambience. I also played Contra 3: Alien Wars a lot co-op with my friend Mark. It's still hard, but more manageable in co-op.
Multiple kingdoms eh? I had the impression it was one big one. I guess I was wrong.
There's definitely something bigger it's saving me for.
I kind of want to try Shovel Knight sometime.
Whatcha been playin'?
Wow. How is that with an open world? Is there a lot of territory to explore? I thought there would be.
Little 1 year old Cary? I'll have to jump on a flight to Texas next month and catch your second birthday party.
No. Urban Chaos was a FPS. You were a cop and firefighter trying to save people from gangs trying to create anarchy in a city. It was just a very good FPS with neat firefighter gear.
I keep trying those platformers. Some have graphics I can't resist like Rayman Origins/Legends. I've always liked DK Country but mostly because you can keep going and see new areas for the most part. Other platformers won't let you go anywhere without perfectly beating the level you are on. I hate that. I've been working on my patience in games. I feel like it's a good skill to have, so I try and persist a little longer every time I go back to a platformer.
Right. As I was writing that, I thought of the old games that do that too. Maybe for a different reason, to extend gameplay when carts could only hold so much memory.
