I need to start venturing out into the App Store like I used to. There are a ton of new content to try out. I'm with you on Tamagotchi, but I watched my younger cousins play that and I think there was a Pokemon version. Actually I might give this a spin. Who knows I might get caught up in it, or it could be like the Fidget Spinner app where I tried it for 5 minutes, got some laughs and then uninstalled.
As much as I want to buy Super Mega Baseball 2, I haven't played enough of the first one to justify buying the newer version. Hopefully something like it shows up on the Switch.
I actually almost bought the Mega Man Collection a couple of weeks ago. I think I saw it for the PS4 for a reasonable price and actually did a mini debate in store.
Yeah I'd rather pay the money for a full game but this one isn't bad. Right as you start to get tired of the game, you run out of lightning so you have a reason to put it down.
Yeah we went from 70 degrees to now I think we hit maybe 105 yesterday, but it really didn't feel like it. Thank goodness the humidity hasn't arrived...but it will in a month or two.
The Alliance games have been on sale for a couple of weeks now. I thought about getting them but I read about the control problems but there is a workaround for a controller. I own both already but having them both on one service like Steam would be nice.
You have to play it, it's a lot of fun. Think of it as a not serious 3 vs 3 soccer game that gets competitive.
Thanks, but I don't think I'll go full on minimalist. The idea is fun to think about but there are certain things I just like to collect and they take up space. If I can just get rid of the other items I don't really care about I think I'll be good.
I used to like the clutter, and to an extent I still do, but I would like to slim it down a bit. Maybe going to more digital for games is my first small step. I'll probably get rid of most of my records next and just keep what I think are "must haves"
The local library doesn't carry games but I think the library next to the local community college (it's a part community library/college library) probably does because they have a nice media dept. I always thought it was funny because I used to hear "why don't you read a book instead of playing those games" and now you can check out the games from your library.
Man that sounds like a good feature for these types of stores, kind of like Steam's Wishlist. Shame they removed them especially if you're waiting for a game to go on sale.
Oh nice a sequel. The game doesn't look bad for such a small file size. So far I'm digging it.
