Did an complete achievement run on Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga last year. Absolutely loved it. It took 60 fun hours. Before that I'd played demos of all the others and maybe five hours worth of Lego Indy, which was quickly becoming an adictive collectathon. I so want to do a huge Lego game run and play them all sometime. That'll be a huge project.
Tried it on Xbox. Didn't get very far in it. Something about the combat frustrated me if I remember right. I still have it though. Want to replay it someday. Fantastic world in that game. Very beautiful graphics too.
That's probably exactly what my sister and I did - 15 minutes and on to something else.
This is such creative stuff! I'm loving "Fire Coming out of a Monkey Head".
I remember the RPG Maker game on PS1. I always wanted to try it out. Now there's one on PC too. I could try that one out. It's probably easier to work with I guessing.
Ben Daglish and Anthony Lees for the C64 according to Wiki.
Man that music is jammin'! It makes me want to do a high flying Ninja kick to the evil Ninjas that killed my father. Can the whole Pixlbit site play this music all the time you're on it? I would feel like I'm writing all Ninja-like. That would be awesome! Damn I want this music to work out to. Ben Daglish you master Ninja of music you. I can see now why people really love the C64's music chip. That's some cool chip tuneage.
I was late to that party. I started at 1UP in 2010 and I did BaD last year for the first time.
I hear you about Luigi's Manion's controls. I had some issues too but I want to go back and finish it. i loved the graphics in that game.
That same sale you mentioned had Alice: Madness Returns for $7. I couldn't resist that. I almost bit on Mirror's Edge and Catherine, but I have to keep spending under control.
Wired's Game/Life podcast this week talked a lot about Bravely Default. I've played the demo, but I'm still not 100% sold on it yet.
As they say. The best Defense tends to win in the playoffs.
