I haven't been keen to use my rewards points on happy meals lately. I just like seeing what they are doing with the packin toys.
Yea, played MP several times without beating it. Must, scan, everything.
Ah well, I would've tried it if I still had Game Pass and it was there, which I'm not sure it is.
When I do the 90s later this year, I'll see if I can rent those shows from my library.
I've played Pilotwings before, a while back, but I was going to play them again since they are on the Switch sub. Alas, the month is ending and I'll be onto another theme.
Yep. I just got excited when I saw FarSight come up because I love the Pinball Hall of Fame games they did.
I want to make fries in Minecraft. Why can't this be a thing.
Pilo and the Holobook sounds like it would scratch my perpetual itch to scan everything in a game that let's you do that.
I noticed that the logo for Leo The Firefighter Cat looks a lot like the Paw Patrol logo on their games. The gameplay for Leo seems similar to Paw Patrol On A Roll I played too, so I'm interested in Leo The Firefighter, and now Leo & Mia too.
Oh cool. I'm currently looking for that one.
The one that's apparently good is the one that was on Xbox Live Arcade for 360. I almost bought it last Summer before the store closed but didn't. Ah well, lost to time (or on Steam somewhere). I feel I played a demo for year long time ago at least.
I'm really tempted to watch TailSpin again and try and enjoy it.
A saw a Snoopy and Woodstock Pop Figure the other day in astronaut gear. I almost bought it, but if they had been in the cockpit of a Sopwith Camel, I wouldn't have thought twice about buying it. I think I've seen that "Flying Machines" movie once. I'll watch anything with biplanes in it.
Weirdly, I noticed FarSight Studios logo in the opening screens of Backyard Baseball '09 on Wii. Wiki lists both Humongous and FarSight as devs on the game. Strange.
So far it's been fun. Part of it was that I didn't have anything to look for at my local game shops since retro RPGs are all expensive and hard to find. With this new way, I have a large list. I recently added four cheap, but interesting retro games to my library.
