Yeah I would like some more in-game instructions. I don't like having to go online to get that info. But maybe I'm just old fashioned.
Yeah I would like some more in-game instructions. I don't like having to go online to get that info. But maybe I'm just old fashioned.
I'm not a big Castlevania fan, but I'd like to try this collection because I really like the GBA.
The only Skylanders Giant I have is the tree one.
There are so many good PS2 games I don't think I could think of them all. Klonoa 2, Ridge Racer V, Katamari Damacy, Activision Anthology, Kingdom Hearts, Road Trip, Mega Man Anniversary Collection, Steambot Chronicles, and so much more!
Attack of the Friday Monsters is a really unique game. Glad I got to review it.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2013/08/02/attack-of-the-friday-monsters-a-tokyo-tale-3ds/
Pocket Card Jockey is so good. I wish they'd make a Switch version. I'm surprised they haven't put it on mobile.
LEGO Dimensions is really good. I enjoyed getting to review nearly all the sets.
Devastation was actually made by Platinum (the Bayonetta folks) so it played a little differently.
No Namco had nothing to do with LEGO Dimensions. There was a Midway classics pack that came with a LEGO mini arcade cabinet, a 'gamer' LEGO Man, and a Spy Hunter car you could build. You could also unlock a level with LEGO versions of classic Midway games. It's really cool. Other gaming themed LEGO Dimensions sets included Portal and Sonic.
Call me crazy, but I actually really like this one. It's not my favorite Pac-Man game or anything, not even in my top five. But it sure is a memorable game for being so weird. There's never been a game like it since! In a time where everyone else was making me-too Sonic platformers, Namco took their mascot and made something completely different.
If they were going to put a 2 on it, they realy should've called it Pac-Land 2. The Japanese title: "Hello Pac-Man" makes more sense to me, seeing how you play it.
That's neat that you got a PSOne Activision collection. But the best one is the PS2 Activision Anthology. That one rivals the Namco Museums on PSOne as far as presentation and quality goes.
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