Posted on 12/16/2015 at 11:26 AM
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I'm one of the odd folks who has never seen snow in person. The local tram that goes to the top of the mountain has snow already but the next question is do I want to drive to the tram. We shall see.
One bold section a day sounds good, except for Friday is another Quick Hits with many more bold sections. I should have a bold section within a bold section.
I remember looking through the Batman trophies and that one sticks out as a tough one. I guess you can probably have an easier time if you can find and corner an enemy. Good luck on getting that final trophy. It's odd that NFS's Platinum has a 6% completion, considering you can earn more than half of the trophies by just finishing the game. Forza can be tweaked so it plays almost like an arcade racer. I'm not into the point where the game becomes a pure simulation. I just want to race, win some races, and maybe spin out a car or two. I think the new Crew with the offroad DLC might be $40. Still a little pricey especially with everything in the game is so spread out.
Knack is worth a try. It's not the deepest game, but for $10-15 bucks you can't go wrong.
I didn't know The Order had poor reviews. I know its a game that I can't sit back and listen to podcasts while playing, so it will be a weekend game for me.
If you buy an older sports game, check out Operation Sports for user made roster updates. They also have threads about slider settings, which are a good starting point in customizing the game to what you like. I tweaked the current Madden to play a bit like NCAA but I still need to get used to the faster DLine. I'm getting sacked like crazy in the game.
Tapped Out is free, but there are certain things that cost real money. You can have a fun experience if you just play through the game, collect donuts (the in game premium currency) and take part in the various events.