I am going to buy it any day now. I'm finding it hard to wait until I'm done my rental. I also want to build a Switch library.
I pick and choose. An achievement that becomes busywork is dropped. I've been using them lately as a time limiting tool and a way to create goals. But, if I'm really into the story of a game, I'll just focus on the story until it's done, then look at achievements.
Played it the other day. I really like it so far. I think I'll have to buy it.
Taiko was fun, and I didn't mind having to get it right on the money. I largely played that with my eyes because some of the tunes go so fast I can't follow them by ear anyway.
I think, with rock band, and having a fako drum kit to play on, I wanted to play by ear like you do in real music. But you have to watch the visual cues in the game, which is distracting to me when I have an instrument to play. I guess it's like reading sheet music though. I did that with classical guitar without issues. I think, with the fako drum kit in front of me, I just wanted to thrash around like you do in a jam session, but the game wouldn't let me do that.
Yeah, those fighting arcade games were everywhere.
I played a bit of the Dragon Quest Warriors game. I liked it ok. Maybe I'll go back to it sometime. Kirby Warriors would be neat.
I saw the trailer for Pac-Man World Re-Pac. I was surprised they did that.
I've been playing Discovery Mode in Odyssey. I hope to play the main campaign sometime soon.
I've been keeping an eye on Evil Dead. Looks like it might be good.
I got FE Warriors by accident from my library. They boxed the wrong game in the Three Houses box. I fixed it though and now I have both. I'll get to Three Houses next week.
Oh cool! Tactics Ogre! What's up with Advace Wars? Did come out yet?
Woah, didn't know about all those Japanese only Klonoa games. I'd like to play Klonoa Star Heroes.
I'm not keen on platformers but Klonoa always interested me. I've played some of the first two and Empire of Dreams. I wish all those titles you mentioned were in the recent Reverie Series collection. I'd be even more inclined to buy it.
I was really excited about the drum kit I got for Rock Band, but I found it frustrating as it was so nit picky about hitting every note exactly right. It felt restrictive which is the last thing I think of when playing actual music.
You'd find arcade machines just about anywhere back in the 80s. I can count at least six different places I used to play arcade games back then.
