I attempted PC gaming in the early 2000s. I never had the money to keep up on graphics cards and my attempts at networking for certain games didn't go well. I mainly stuck to casual stuff on PC. These days I'd like to get back into it because of Steam and Good Old Games. There's lots of stuff that isn't too difficult for a PC to run. For triple A stuff though, it's console all the way.
For some reason I think of this game with Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom which came out a month later. I think I was playing a bunch of demos of games and those were two of them that fall.
I mainly have it for Half-Life 2, which I've played more than a couple times over the yaers. I never took to Portal or Team Fortress but I've played them.
I'm just glad I didn't die in the first half dozen encounters like I did the first time I played it.
Yeah, I am wondering why Microsoft chose Phantasy Star 2 for live arcade years ago. I would've gone with 4 without question.
I really like it. Few games give you that feeling of normal transition between planet surface and space. Usually the loading is too obvious and takes you out of the experience.
I can't remember hardly anothing about it now, but I still have II and III. I want to replay them.
I've suffered so many disasters in Minecraft. In the latest one, I spent a lot of time trading with the villagers in a town until suddenly almost all of them disappeared. I think the guarding Golem got stuck somewhere and the mobs turned them all into zombies. I got really mad about it, but then found another village. But it wasn't as good and I ended up stopping. It's the way of things in survival mode.
I never got through any of them but the second game was why I got a GameCube.
Unlikely that I'll play it in co-op. I'm excited to see what it's like anyway. It was one of the highest rated Wii-U games. I'll probably not get far in it though. I never do in platformers.
