I always wanted to play Enslaved: Odyssey to the West. Maybe the only Monkey King related game I've considered before.
That Chinese Journey to the West story is something I want to read.
They got lost doing Oculus Rift games. Is that thing ever going to go mainstream? How do these devs survive doing VR when it seems few people are on board with it?
Oo, I like that MS is allowing Activision devs to dig into the vault! I can't wait to see what comes of that.
My favorite N64 game is really a port of a PC game called Hexen. Probably not going to see that and isn't a title developed specifically for N64, so why anyway.
I loved Pixeljunk Monsters, one of the first games I played on my PS3. They did a deluxe version I discovered one day on my PS4, which I sadly don't have anymore. Which reminds me, I need a new PS4!
I never did beat all the levels in PJM though. It gets darn hard.
Wooly World and Kirby would be great. I so loved the creativity of Epic Yarn.
I always like the art in these games. Often the gameplay is unfair with bullets coming from every direction.
Kind of like the Souls games, I love the art and music of the Castlevania series so much but the gameplay just frustrates the heck out of me. It doesn't stop me from buying them and then periodically seeing how far I can get before rage quitting though.
Oh, Mario + Rabbids sequel! Yes! I still haven't opened my Switch and my first Switch game Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Maybe I should do that soon?
Qix is a neat idea for a game. I played an earlier game called Amidar on Atari 2600 that used a similar concept.
I've tried this game several times and bounced off. I have it now on Xbox digitally. I should give it another try. I certainly like what it's trying to do, the art style, environments, and music. I think about playing the Christmas Nights level every year at least.
