Injustice 2 is really good. If you're still on the fence I'd say wait a bit until the set with all the DLC is released.
Teens are at an age where they either try to be adults or are just big kids. It's a cool gift but you should ask if she's into that stuff.
I need to play more of Puzzle Fighter before I determine if it lives on the iPad or its time to uninstall it.
Yeah its a cool set and the best part is, the Lego community voted on it. Lego has this feature where people can upload a picture of their proposed Lego set and people vote. If it gets enough votes Lego takes a look and determines if they can create this set.
I really dig Injustice just for the upgrading. This morning I loaded up the game, played a couple of matches because I wanted some new stuff, and I unlocked some gems in the mobile game. The creators improved on the original and made both mobile and console games enjoyable and worth playing every day.
I think many of us can relate with game burnout. I have a couple that I played a lot that I don't really want to play anymore. I think that's why I jump from game to game now and sometimes going back to finish them.
I installed it, and tried it for a bit. I'm not sure if I am going to continue with it. I was starting to lose interest during the setup but I'll give it a couple of days to see if I really want to continue or uninstall it.
I saw that Zero Dawn is part of GameStop's Early Black Friday deals for $20. For some reason that game just doesn't appeal to me.
Sounds like you're trolling Mark in Minecraft, but its all in good fun.
Lego has one hell of a stable when it comes to the licenses they have and I'd like to see them use characters in a future non toy Lego game.
I downloaded Pocket Crossing but after trying it out for an hour I don't think it's something I will play. Puzzle Fighter however is freaking awesome and I can't wait for that game.
I almost bought another set a couple of days ago but instead I just bought another AMC Javelin to open.
I see video games as a form of entertainment just like movies, music, tv, sports, etc and I'd like to say over the past 10 years or so games have moved from something kids play to mainstream. I think it's evolution started to change when there was a channel on Directv that was about video games, and ESPN started to air the Madden Challenge. People who didn't play video games growing up, or stopped see the hobby as what they remembered it, a kids game but in today's world many people see games as something to do with friends, relaxation, and recently a job with all these eSports events poppinng up on TV.
I found his point about finishing a game and getting nothing out of it funny because we all have a favorite movie we've seen a thousand times or a favorite album that we can listen to over and over again. The emotions and memories associated with those forms of media are special to us, and video games are no different. With certain songs I can be transported back to a certain point in my life, and playing certain games can trigger the same emotion in people.
Video games have grown up and evolved and I feel it now has the same status as other forms of media.
