I keep meaning to collect a whole bunch of light gun games and play them. The Wii is a perfect place for them. My friend Mark was into them too once, but he's got a shoulder issue that makes it too difficulty for him. I may do it one day though. House of the Dead is pretty cool. I still have Typing of the Dead for Dreamcast, another good place for light gun games.
I just heard the description of the reason for Viceral being canned and the Star Wars single player game being put off 'til probably never. Games as a service does not appeal to me much. I guess I'll be playing more retro stuff than ever. I'm fine with that. Lots I haven't finished there.
I'll have to play it again. Finish it this time.
I'd like a bigger screen, but how would I carry it in my pocket?
Come on grumpy cat. Why don't you go find some more Power Moons.
That creepy little girl popping in and out of the game. A creepy hospital. I never finished the game 'cause it was a bit too much a cover-based shooter and I like run-and-gun shooters. It had some nice creepy atmosphere for sure.
Ever heard of the Elevator Operator creepy story? My roommate just told me about it. Here's a web page with the story.
I've never used podcasts as background to something else. I like listening closely to them. Driving is the perfect place.
It's so weird that IP keeps showing up. It even got a really bad movie, which I saw, unfortuneatly. It was worth one moment of laughter near the end when the director chose to show a highlight reel of all the bloody moments in the film. It's was so off the wall, I had to laugh.
I occasionally buy two copies of a sports game if I think Mark and I would be into it. I usually get something out of the bargain bin for a couple bucks each. Sometimes it's a fun time.
