Yea, I just went on a binge of this-gen games and am contemplating a second run. As soon as the new system's games start hitting Gamestops on November 15, they'll be trying to get rid of last gen stuff with lots of sales. It's a great time to build the collection. I have a few titles in mind like Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, and WarHammer 40,000 Space Marine for 360 and Afrika for PS3.
It's required gaming for the Xbox 360, if for nothing else than to play the opening escape from the dungeon. Heck, you can do that for free by playing the demo (if it's still available). I still remember coming out of the dungeon and into the light for the first time and marveling at the beauty of the Cyrodiil land and sky.
It added the right atmosphere for one to happen. Luckily it was just something falling over in my closet. I should go check that now...
I got a Kit Kat, some homemade cookies, and some doughnut holes. I'm runnin' around like Sonic now. SWOOOSH!!!
Alright, I'm totally jittery from too much candy and all this scary music on Pixlbit is really freaking me out... Ah!!! What was that!
One of these days. I'm gonna get my PC's up and running again for this kind of thing.
It fits the image you put with it. I keep expecting a jump scare to happen while listening to it... What was that!!! Phew. It was nothing... AHH!!! Alright, now I've got to turn the lights back on.
Majora's Mask really is a good Halloween game. It's creepy and that song is really creepy. I had to stop it half way through 'cause it was freaking me out.
My Mom's 70, she's into games like Suduko and Cut the Rope on her iPad. She doesn't need any brain sharpening (she's got a PHD in biochem) and these games certainly don't do much for that anyway. I played Brain Age on DS a while back and got pretty bored with it after a few days. No challenge at all. That Mensa Academy game was equally too simple and boring. If you want to tune up a brain, turn a real life skill into a game-like system like what was done with Rocksmith. Learning real skills is what improves a brain, not playing carrot-on-a-rope type adictive nonsense like Farmville.
