I like some of that Mario merc - could be great decor for my gaming table.
I wanted to (and still want to) like New Zealand Story, but it was so hard. I can't believe your brother beat it.
I like some of that Mario merc - could be great decor for my gaming table.
I wanted to (and still want to) like New Zealand Story, but it was so hard. I can't believe your brother beat it.
Well, I am going to try and play KotOR again, but I'd much rather replay Mass Effect. As for Butcher Bay, I'm actually making progress in it for once. It's a whole lot of sneakin', but also a lot of fist fighting and some shooting. The voice cast is quite impressive as well.
It's kind of like chess. I used to play a lot of chess with my roomate in college, but I was never so into it that I looked up moves and all that. As a result, he always mopped the floor with me. Fun though.
Oh ok, I'll probably go with dual stick when I play that. I just saw that Prime Trilogy for Wii at Game Junkies. I remember almost buying it when it came out. I guess I should have. It goes for a pretty penny these days.
I had trouble getting through the sequel, but I'll try again sometime.
Looks like the SNES version got the highest ratings and the GBA the lowest.
I always loved the idea of tactics games but I've found after trying a lot of them that I don't have the kind of mind for it. I get enjoyment out of the tutorials and first few levels and that's about it.
Well, coming off a lot of Halo play at the time, it was different enough to cause me problems. I'm getting over it slowly. So, you can change up the controls in the original or the remake? I really should just check settings when I play a game.
Madcatz had a arcade controller with a tiny track ball (or was it a spinner) built into it. Not a great solution, I found.
I wish I could pick up all those classics for a reasonable price.