It's not the difficulty, it's the space. My house is only 400 square feet and currently has way too much stuff in it (everything I had at my grandmother's that I had to move out fast when my uncle put her house up for sale, plus everything I had when I moved in). So the older consoles are boxed up and in the loft until I get a corner cleaned out and can set them up.
I, too, am an encyclopedia nerd. I also miss the old card catalogs in libraries.
I played both Where in the World and Where in Time and had a lot of fun wth them.
You beat me to it!
Oh, wow! I got a Switch at just the right time! I'll be getting Pokemon Snap! I have a copy for the N64, but since I never got around to hooking that little thrift store find up, I never got around to playing the original.
Stores couldn't get them in, is what Bull Moose told me. They only got five in on Monday, and I grabbed the last one at 11 AM yesterday (Tuesday). As they don't open until 10 AM, my guess is that the other four sold on Monday. As for the price, it was Nintendo's standard MSRP of $399.99, so no deal. But since I've seen used and refurbished ones going for more than that, I don't feel at all bad about it.
I'm enjoying the story, and the gameplay, now that I've gotten a little more used to it, is kind of fun. The camera issues are a pain in the butt, and I do wish the contols were tighter and more intuitive, but hey, it was a gift, so hard to argue with free.
Feel free to make game recommendations. Because I hadn't planned on getting one (until AC came out and everyone I know started posting about it), I'm not all that familiar with what's out there. I made a list from a couple of articles, but I prefer getting my game recomendations from friends.
Yay! I have a list of friends who want to play with me!
I couldn't believe I found one, and in the color I wanted. I just stopped in to Bull Moose on a whim, and there it was. It was meant to be. I'm still giggling.
Saturday evening, provided the LAN adaptor comes in on Saturday like Amazon promised it would. I'm so excited to play AC online line with you, Chris Yarger's wife Courtney, and a few other friends. A couple of whom I didn't even realize 1) played video games, 2) had a Switch, and 3) play Animal Crossing.
I have spent probably far too much time playing AC the past two days, but I don't care. I need the escapism it provides from an insanely busy summer at work.
I've been making a list of games I might be interested in. Breath of the Wild is on the top of the list.
PSN's strange way of sending personal messages is to start a group. Threw me when I first sent a message, too.
