F'n nothin' because last weekend was a total bust for gaming. First, my friend was busy on Friday, then I had to work on Saturday, then we got together on Sunday but there was an electrical issue and none of the systems would work. It's fixed now, a day later, but it ruined the entire weekend. Oh yeah, and Easter brunch with family on Sunday too.
DOA Beach Volleyball clearly wasn't for the gameplay but for ogling the women. I believe they did a second one and one for the PSP. I'd like to try Beach Spikers sometime.
I had a Spy Hunter cabinet in a little deli or pizza shop, I forget which, on my bike route to my summer job. I'd always stop there on my way home and play it. It was like my driving practice just before I got my license. I think that might explain my somewhat reckless driving after that. Never had an accident though. I'm thankful for that.
I never saw the Spy Hunter II cabinet but I played it on a collection later. Yeah, I didn't like it as much as the first one.
Good job. It's nice to finish things. I must finish something like 1 out of 64 games I play probably.
Here's my response to your message since it doesn't seem to want to send:
What is up with no Xbox version? There's EDF 2017, Insect Armageddon, and EDF 2025 on Xbox right now. What happened? I wouldn't mind playing it on PS4 but this was always a game my friend and I played together or just at the same time on Xbox. He never got a PS4 and has no interest in one either. Darn it.
Thanks for the info!
I forgot Arcade Thunder was in the arcades. I remember that one.
DOA was a good fighting game. I even played a little bit of DOA beach volleyball. You could play some good volleyball but it was pretty boring after that unless you like to collect outfits for the girls.
I was a huge fan of the original Spy Hunter arcade machine. I had one in my home town I used to play all the time. I haven't found a really satisfying console version of it yet. But, I've heard this first 3D Spy Hunter game isn't too bad.
Kudos to you. I liked the faster, crashier action of the Burnout series.
I don't think I ever made a custom soundtrack. I think probably because I was always playing alongside my friend and our music tastes don't exactly coincide. I guess we could've used headsets but we were, and still are, used to commenting on each other's games while playing.
There was a similar game on Xbox 360 years later that had multiplayer. My friend and I played that and it was fun for a while. I wonder if Ryse Son of Rome has chariots in it at some point? I just remembered I played a horse-drawn wagon battle in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood recently. Not exactly the same. You just tried to crash your wagon into the other one. No hand-to-hand fighting.
I remember that 2D Bloodrayne. I don't think I played it though. I saw one of the movies and it was laughably bad. Somehow the director got Ben Kingsley to play a villain in one.
I think I played a demo of Ghostbusters way back and always wanted to play the main game. I have it on my list of movie-licensed and kids games so I'll eventually get to it.
It's very annoying. I get why they do it, but I really don't need another thing to sign into and then get even more spam email.
Of course you did. I had to start as the teacher and get beaten by a fellow teacher. I think it was a fight over tenure. That always happens.
Sweet. I got a taste in Miles Morales. Excited to get to it sometime.
