I missed Darkwing Duck when it came out in '94, just like I missed Batman The Animated series, but I remember seeing some adverts in some comics I was reading later and really liked the art style. The comics are just ok so far. I still have a few more to read. My friend Mark was a huge Animaniacs fan and still sings the song, like he did just the other day.
I like seasons but I haven't liked snow in recent years because it's been coming in these huge storms and then vanishing in a week.
XBO has a special chime for the rarer achievements now. The rarest achievement in Borderlands 2 was the one for getting level 1 on every challenge. .73% of gamers got it. There are so many challenges in the game. I went for it the first time I played the game on X360 and gave up after a while because you have to literally use every type of weapon and do every type of weird thing possible a certain number of times to get at least level 1.
Ha ha. The "desert is grating on me". I guess the desert could be pretty dull after a while. But we were supposed to get like 2 ft of snow, but it turned out to be like 4 inches of sleet. Good for me because I could get to Mark's for an all day gaming session. Thank you weather.
Wow! Cool! DuckTales 1 and 2, Darkwing Duck, TaleSpin, Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers 1 and 2 coming to windows, PS4 and XBO April 18. Oh, this'll go up on my rental list for sure, especially since I'm reading Darkwing Duck comics right now.
She's got the hair from the animated and really doesn't look far off from the original.
All on both Sony and MS systems and PC.
I always think the achievements are possible but then find they take much longer than I thought. Then I've just spent a lot of time.
Pre-Sequel is like Borderlands 2 but with even more improvements. It was done by a different dev but with Gearbox guidance. It's just as good, in my opinion, as B2, but maybe not quite as huge. The writting and voice work is just as excellent too. I think the comedy is top notch in Pre-Sequel. I really admire it.
And Prof. Xavier for a pet bird (I'm thinking of an owl but I'm not sure you can make a pet of an owl).
John C Reilly was the best part of Kong: Skull Island; although, Samuel L. was darn good too, as always.
Zoolander 2 did a trailer not based on the actual film too. That was great as well.
Well, of course they're western for a western audience. That's to be expected. I'd love to see a live action version from the east though. That would be rad. My friend Sean told me Ghost in the Shell heavily influenced the Wackowskis and led them to the making of The Matrix. "Neat", I said to him.
