They could be worse though. I think they try and hit the right mark. Some of the worst I've seen have been on some JRPGs. Stuff like, I think it was, Phantasy Star Universe where you have to raise all the character types to level 1000. It would seriously take you hundreds of hours to do that.
Wait, I looked it up. It was Final Fantasy XI.
I so want some, but have you looked at the calories? Ye gads.
It's weird that I always wanted handheld games to be on console. Now I want this on my Vita or 3DS. It seems perfect for on-the-go gaming.
I had this cart when I had my N64 a few years ago. I never got to it, but it's on Rare Replay, so I'll get to it eventually. I want to be the dog with the gun.
I remember being blow away by the visuals of MDK II in 2000. It's weird how what seems good changes over time. Now, Red Dead Redemption II blew me away. There is totally no comparison between those two games.
Can you imagine if they did the recent Doom/Wolfenstein treatment to Turok? That would be awesome. I wanted to like that Xbox Turok Evolution game. Shooting a bow-and-arrow is always my favorite.
My main memory from Turok is the Cerebral Bore weapon from the all multiplayer Turok Rage Wars. I think about that thing a lot for some reason. I may be insane, but it's probably because my friend Mark and I had such fun hitting each other with it on the N64.
My friend really likes the Lynx because it's big and fits in his hands. I thought it looked cool but I don't remember ever playing it.
I walked into a room with a boss the other day, and turned around and left right away. My team wasn't at 100%, so no way Seymour (it was a giant plant monster).
More often than not these days, I get the feeling the achievements are designed to keep me playing as long as possible.
I was doing the 4am-up-at-noon routine a few years ago before I went back to school. I hope I can get a daytime schedule this time around.
I guess it'd be entertaining for a weekend in Vegas. I guess that's what my Mii Plaza is now, a weekend in Vegas.
