Loco Roco is a good way to see what goes on inside my head 24/7.
Loco Roco is a good way to see what goes on inside my head 24/7.
Yeah Star Fox Assault really wasn't that good. Which is surprising because it was made by the Ace Combat team. But in their defense, there hasn't been a good Star Fox game since the N64 one (although I didn't think Adventures was THAT bad).
However, the next Smash Bros. is being headed by members of the Soul Calibur and Tales teams, so I'm remaining confident they'll do a good job.
I'm really, really looking forward to Animal Crossing New Leaf. Hopefully we'll be able to pay together.
I played that Miku game at E3. Seemed like a cute enough character. I don't have a Vita, though.
BioShock games may not be my cup of tea, but I do have to admit they have plenty of atmosphere!
I have a Zero Suit Samus figure I got on sale that's pretty cool.
One old Transformer toy I'd like to buy and own again is Ironhide. That was the first Transformer toy I got as a kid.
I bought a Pikachu 3DS XL for my brother Jeff. I also have a pink 3DS XL put up in my room wrapped up for my mom for Mother's Day. I also have three copies of Animal Crossing: New Leaf reserved at GameStop My whole family are HUGE fans of Animal Corssing ever since the GameCube days and have always played them together. That'll be the plan with the 3DS version, too. The GC version of AC is one of my top five favorite games of all time, even!
Are you a big Animal Crossing fan, too? If so, I hope we can play together, too, when the 3DS one comes out!
I didn't think Data East published Double Dragon. I though Technos developed it and Taito published it in arcades. But I could be wrong.
Bad Dudes wasn't very good, but it must've been a hit anyway because when it came out, I saw it in EVERY arcade I went to!
I don't think about video games as deeply as you, but I probably should, seeing how I review games semi-professionally and all. But then, I just play a lot of silly games and have fun with them.
I do miss the good old days where I could just pop in a cartridge in my SNES and play a game right away without having to worry about waiting on dashboards and game logos and loading screens and waiting on it to connect to the Internet.
Yeah I have no interest in Fire Emblem. Doesn't sound like fun.