Interesting. There are some weird ways that a minikit appears. I haven't found that one yet.
I didn't even notice that garage area in my first playthrough. Then I ran through the toxic stuff with a toxic immune character and couldn't figure out how to get to the minikit. Duh. Just follow the symbols as a clue. It's like directions for building Ikea furniture. My friend had to tell me to get the cars though.
I used to love getting bootlegs at my used record store. Mostly live stuff.
I'd like to play a good horse racing game. Except for that 3DS one, whose name I forget at the moment. . . Pocket Card Jockey?, I haven't found another good one not on PC.
Troll and I looks interesting and it's on other systems as well. I might have to check it out.
I played a few hours of it a while back. I forget why I didn't continue with it.
Now I'm thinking about all the triple crown races. Which ones are they again?
They did SaGa Frontier and I think I was more aware of Secret of Evermore than that game.
Mr. Turbo or just Turbo would be cool.
There's something appealing about hunting down all those minikits. I was also thinking about how the games, originally, had no dialog or even hardly any text anywhere in them. Everything is done symbolically like furniture build directions from Ikea. haha
I like shooting at the ringmaster. I was wondering if the real table has him balance the ball on his head like he does in the Pinball FX3 version.
They come close to boring me at times but the puzzles are intricate enough to keep me interested. I also like that I can have a chance at 100%ing these games in a reasonable amount of time. What chance do I have of completing Witcher III? Like nil unless I devote myself to it for a whole season or two.
I remember seeing this game at many a flea market and convention back in the 90s. I was always curious about it but didn't have much time for RPGs back then. I wish they'd remaster it minus the lose-yourself dungeons.
