That's a relief about the physical copy. I'm expecting some sudden unannounced release now.
They did a good job on vol. 1 and 2. I can't wait to discover something I never played before again. The Save Mary prototype on one of the other collections was a favorite of mine.
Night Driver mobile would be interesting. It's one of my earliest video game memories.
Always loved the graphics and animation in this game. Beat me silly though.
There is that. All that DLC that'll disappear unless you have a complete GotY edition on disc.
I'm considering giving up my 360 but I have so many downloaded games on it that aren't backwards compatible yet. I wonder whether I care anymore about it, though. But I have a lot of games there that would go poof if I gave the system up. Unless any of them got added to backwards compatibility. Then they'd show up in my Xbox One digital library. At least some of them will hang around.
Here's the game list on their site. There are lots of stuff I haven't heard of before: 5200 games, arcade games, and Frogs and Flies. I like that one. It was a simplified version of Intellivision's Frog Bog and, I think, was more fun. Another Intellivision port included is Sea Battle. I wonder how they pulled that off. Sea Battle was a fairly complicated game for the time.
Any plans for Halloween? I'm going to make a jack-o-lantern since it seems they took that recipe out of Minecraft for XBO recently.
I'm always interested in Castlevania for the art and music. Everytime I try one, it kicks my butt though. I still have SotN on my Xbox One. I got it on 360 and then they made it back compat, so now I have it on XBO too. I should try it again; descriptions of the gameplay always intrigue me.
I've been keeping track of my gaming time for a while now. I thought I'd use it to reign myself in a bit, but it just stokes the fires further.
I've been noticing politics in blockbuster movies for a while now. It's beginning to get too predictable.
Good idea. I like it.
Fun listens.
Whoa! Creepy stuff.
