Well, good thing I waited to get Sonic 4: Ep. 1 on my 360. Funny thing, I had a Wii first but decided to wait on getting a PS3 or 360 because the price had dropped to $10 on those two versions while the Wii version remained at $15 and the PC version wasn't out yet. Seemed like a rip-off since the PS3 and 360 versions were in HD.
What did you have in mind?
Same here. Neither Lost Planet has appealed to me and Spark Unlimited's last few games were sketchy. Looks pretty though.
They remind me of Sega as well. I like the Kevin Butler ads too. I'm just saying that they seem to have proved to be not as effective as they would've liked.
It'll probably be a game on a console I already have, like on the PS2.
Hmm. I guess I could see that. Still don't find it funny but I get what you're saying.
Goes without saying but unless something goes terribly wrong, BUY!
Still need to try a game in this series. Some day, some day...
I may have use a Commodore 64 computer back when I used to go to the Boys and Girls Club and I was part of the 5th Dimension program. That sound so nerdy now but all it really meant was playing digital versions of Othello and Mario is Missing on the computers. Not all the computers were the same (as they were whatever were donated) and a lot of there were older computers. I now know most of them to be Apple II computers but there were others I wasn't sure of what they were. They could've been Commodore 64s.
Some say that Tramiel ruined Atari when he took over. The main reason I hear for that was the postponement of the Atari 7800. Thoughts?
While I like the concept of this idea, this isn't something I'd buy the Kinect for. This seems like an interesting title to pick up if you already have the Kinect. So far, Child of Eden remains the only Kinect game I'd get the peripheral for and one game isn't enough. Maybe Gunstringer too.
Still, this is an interesting game, to be sure. Fans of Baseball especially will be able to get a kick out of this.
