Glad to hear you like them! It was a bit tough to implement, which is mostly why (Reply To Commenting) has never been there before. I figure it's been long enough without it, so it was time to get it working.
Thankfully it only took a day to do, so no big deal all things considered. Plus I got to write a really badass TreeBuilder and Flattener. It was fun. /programming nerd
I just snagged a copy to make sure I had it just in case Nintendo decides to have it pulled down.
Anything in particular I stated that was untrue? Just because I don't typically like these types of games doesn't mean I went into this experience with any particular expectation. As a matter of fact, I had no idea what type of game it was when I started playing it, it simply came in for review.
Of what I remember, the game was shallow and completely devoid of enjoyable gameplay. Sorry to hear that you think the review is useless, but simply because we don't see eye to eye on its quality doesn't mean the review is without merit.
Hopefully they don't target anyone since all of these companies stopped backing the bill. Only certain parts of Sony are still backing it, but none of those are the gaming segment.
More PSN outages hurt players too, I wish Anonymous took this into account.
This one won't cost me $80.
Sweet bonus. I already have Black and Head-On, but I wouldn't mind a digital copy of Black for my PS3.
I also have a soft spot for this game/series. My brother got 63 1/3 as a Christmas present one year and we had a ton of fun playing it. It was definitely a game that was rough around the edges, but it was chock full of personality, which we really loved. It's a series that could never succeed, much less exist, in today's landscape, but one that I'm glad had a chance to exist once upon a time.
I want to say I originally played this game in demo form. I never actually owned a PlayStation as a kid, but my cousin had one and since she spent a bunch of time at my house, she just left it there. I really enjoyed what I played in the demo and badly wanted the game. Never did wind up getting it as a kid, but I picked it up with the sequel years down the line in college.
Both are really great titles and we'd be well served by a new iteration on current generation hardware. Even if we just saw a sequel on PSN, I'd be pretty happy. This MIA is inspiring me to bust out the original and try and make my way all the way through it (never did actually finish the game).
Link is a wise man.
If you didn't watch, basically they gave out the release dates of a few key 3DS titles in Japan (all coming within Q1 2012) and they showed off Kiki Trick. It was a big waste of time.
