It does come out so quick. It was completely off my radar until Lina at Game Box Video Games mentioned it to me a couple of weeks ago when I went in to pick up a controller they'd repaired for me.
What I want is an Animal Crossing game where all you have to do is find things to add to the museum, lol
That Genesis handheld looks awesome.
I'm a bit further along than you, Peter, but not by much. And doing pretty much what you're doing.
Got mine yesterday afternoon. I'm twelve hours in and really enjoying it.
I've loved that Mike and the Mechanics album since it came out. I think I had it on vinyl, cassette, and now DVD. I wore out the cassette, by the way. I've like all the former Genesis members' stuff when they started doing solo music.
I'm sure I'd like it, not sure Michael would.
It's not his kind of game. Trust me on that one.
Yeah, I do the dvd and streaming thing with Netflix, too, because the only way I can watch a lot of classic movies is on DVD. And our local library has a bunch of movies, but their classics section is pretty sparse.
I love Animal Crossing, but I hate how you have to play every day or your flowers all die and your villagers move out. I just started playing Wild World again (I think that's the DS one), and I spent an hour and a half pulling weeds and then ten minutes killing cockroaches in my house. Sigh.
Cary, are you sure it was the new Tomb Raider on Netflix and not the Angelina Jolie one from 2001? I had to get the new one through Netflix DVD. The new one is kind of a cross between the first and second reboot games. I wish I hadn't seen it before playing Rise of the Tomb Raider, because there was a bit of a spoiler in the movie.
As always, I love your reviews. However, Animal Crossing is pretty much the only sim I've ever really been able to get into, and it's a love/hate realtionship, lol.
