Doing a lot of retro gaming. Played Mach Rider and Ikari Warriors on NES today and started Splatterhouse on Xbox 360 in order to unlock the first arcade game. I'll be doing more of the same tomorrow. Then I hope to finish another blog or two about all that.
Yea that's pretty cool. I saw a screen shot of it on the 3DS using both screens too. That's kinda neat.
Deadly Premonition looks interesting. I'd like to play it sometime.
I just wonder if you can play it with less than four people. It seems that you have to form teams to get through this game. I've got one buddy who'll play it but that's about it.
I'm really tempted to play Dragon's Lair II and Space Ace now. I played Space Ace back in the day but not DLII.
I'd like to try all the weird takes on DL out there as well. The ones for NES and SNES are side scrolling action adventure games and the one on Xbox is a 3D third-person adventure with some new scenes by Don Bluth.
Had my first Pumkin Spice latte the other week. I love the Fall. I want to go hiking and curl up in a sleeping bag and sleep under the stars.
i borrowed all the Sandman trades from a friend of mine who is really into it. I liked the series but didn't love it. I'm reading Watchmen now and really digging it.
Yea, you know I thought about it later, I've got George Takei mixed up with C3P0. They're not that much different really, but C3P0 says "oh dear".
I like the idea of mixing Trek with Star Wars though - really kink it up.
I played the heck out of the arcade game back in the day. My friend Phil and I challenged each other to see who would beat it first. I forget who won.
I was surprised to actually enjoy replaying it. It does get annoying after a while though. There are some challenges that are just infuriating because you can never quite be sure of the exact timing needed. Most of it though, once you figure it out, is just about memorizing what you did and repeating it. I'm not about to go get the achievement for beating the game without a continue though. That's pretty tough.
Dragon's Lair is available on every system ever created. Some of them are not arcade ports though, but different versions I found out. Like the one on Xbox/PS2/Gamecube is a third-person adventure game where you can move around the environments. Weird, and kinda interesting.
