Oh cool. You got the PS3 one. I don't have that one, I've only played the Rune Factory games on the handhelds. I'd like to try the PS3 one sometime. I hear your farm is on a giant golem monster, and sometimes you must battle other giant monsters in the ocean, Godzilla style!
Yes it was surprisingly good.
Ridge Racer 64 is pretty good. They ported it to the DS when that handheld launched. Unfortunately, it wasn't near as good then.
Yeah you do kind of have to read the instructions in order to play Pressure Cooker properly. That's why the scanned instruction booklets come in handy!
Know what? I've never seen any of the Bourne films.
Super Step, I ORDER you to go play a Ridge Racer game right now! (might I suggest Type 4?). If you don't do what I say, I'll turn into Super Cary and force you to watch a lecture on the history of Namco racing games! :)
I didn't like the Godzilla movie from the late 90's because he didn't breathe fire or do anything cheesy. I like my Godzilla movies hokey and MST3K-worthy.
VeggieTales is awesome! Sounds like you watched the very first VeggieTales film: "Where's God When I'm S-s-scared?" If I had a little kid, they'd have all the VeggieTales DVDs.
I've never been able to get into comic books. I've tried several times in my life, but I just can't do it. Only comic book I really got into was Sam & Max.
Yeah I enjoyed The Wind Rises much more than Frozen. But Frozen made lots of money so that's why it got the award I guess.
I think the "Everything is Awesome" song was SUPPOSED to be annoying. Just don't play the LEGO Movie videogame. That song is everywhere. Most levels have remixed versions of that tune.
I didn't see The Wind Rises at the Angelika. I saw it at a regular Cinemark. I've seen some anime films at the Angelika in Plano, though. A couple of DBZ movies, a few Miyazaki ones, etc.
I'm a Christian, but I don't think Noah was THAT bad. It just had some parts I didn't like as much.
On one of the VeggieTales movies, they also had some Rock Monsters. At the end of the movie, to show little kids the Rock Monsters weren't scary, they did a funny music video where the Rock Monsters were dancing to the Rock Lobster song (different lyrics of course).
Before they bought out The Muppets, Disney published a lot of the Muppet DVDs and had a Muppet attraction at one of their theme parks. So yeah, they practically owned them.
I'm sure there was a lot of 2-D sketches in the pre-production of Frozen, but you don't see them in the movie so it's not as apparent. My brother Jeff told me that a lot of the ideas in Frozen were based on an idea for a Disneyland ride.
I'm really looking forward to Godzilla. If I write a summer movie blog, that's one that I'll put in there.
So if they made a Ridge Racer movie, who do you think should play Reiko Nagase? :)
Well even if I'm way off, I like my idea of what the Winter Soldier is anyway. But I bet a lot of people are glad I'm not doing comic books!
Activision Anthology for PS2 and PSP (and GBA I think) is one of the best classic collections out there. It even rivals the PSOne Namco Museums! Not only do you have a great selection of games, most of which are actually really good, but you also have scanned copies of all the instruction booklets, high score patches, and even TV commercials you can unlock! I also liked the 80's music they played in the background (80's music is one of my guilty pleasures).
One funny thing to note about the PS2 version is that is has the 2600 port of Capcom's Commando! It even has the copyright info on the instructions and everything. I have a feeling that Capcom didn't know they were going to put it on the collection. I guess Activision published it back then.
My favorite 2600 game from Activision was Pressure Cooker. Have you tried it? It's actually pretty complicated for a 2600 game. --Cary
