I saw Theatrhythm at Round 1 too. I didn't play it though. It seemed pretty cool.
I got a Wii-U only a few years ago. I just hooked it up again at home and have Tank! Tank! Tank! ready to go. I saw the arcade version of that at Round 1 too, but the seat was too small for me - made for kids.
I got it from the library and am reading it now, but it doesn't have a lot of photos in it. I imagine the original Curtis book with the 200 some prints is out there in an affordable edition. I might look that up.
I like the Mini Motor Racing X game. And those video game lottery tickets are neat collectibles.
I've played about 5 hours of it too. I got stuck on some battle, I think. I'd love to return to it sometime.
I used to hit bargain bins all the time. Haven't even seen one in a good while now. I only do the Goodwill hunting every so often, sometimes Gamestop.
I used to go to different Gamestops almost every day back in 2013 or so. I've recently been in a few but it's not the same. It feels dead and gone already.
I remove games just so I don't have to keep looking at them. I may reinstall them later. Often I reinstall a game several times because new content comes out like Forza Horizon 4. I must've reinstalled it 4 or 5 times by now.
Seems like a missed opportunity but no one's got the cross0-platform thing down quite yet.
Sounds like a great plot for a video game.
The Tomb Raider influence is strong in many games of the time. I remember everything seemed to be apeing Tomb Raider. I was not pleased, especially when Duke Nukem went that way.
Yeah, I have apparently hired myself to work for Microsoft. I play their games, they give me space bucks for more games. "What about food and shelter?", I ask myself. Soon after, "I don't care.".
