Yeah, that's one of the problems with this and some other WarioWare games, they don't have lasting appeal. Unless you're like me and are just easily entertained.
The Wario Land games are awesome. They did release Wario Land: Shake It on Wii a few years ago. It wasn't as good as the GBC titles, but it was sitll a fun 2-D romp with fantastic hand drawn animation. AND Captain Syrup returned, so I was happy about that.
You don't need kids to enjoy silly games like this!
I've never had a problem with trolls on Pixlbit so far. VERY rarely at 1up and GamerDad.com, either. I don't know why trolls don't target me, but I'm not complaining.
Wow! Did you really turn into the Hulk, Ben?
Again, I won't be getting any of the next gen consoles until there is enough good games that I want to play on them. Then I'll start thinking about it.
And I hope I get to review 'em!
Even when it wasn't free, Scurvy Scallywags was still very cheap, if I remember correctly.
I enjoyed the movie, but then, I'm easily entertained. I think a lot of critics expect too much out of movies today. As long as you're entertained, then what's the problem?
I didn't think it was like a Dark Knight movie. They tried to make it like one, but Superman is a different kind of super hero, so it's just going to have a different kind of feel, whether they like it or not.
I heard some complained that Superman saved Lois Lane too many times in the movie, but that's just what he does!
Only problem I had with the movie was the corporate sponsorship was totally blatant. I wouldn't be surprised if IHOP served Superman pancakes now. Or even worse, if they changed Superman's mythos so that he got his powers by eating pancakes!
Oh you've played it? It is pretty funny, huh?
I'd like a new Banjo-Kazooie game.
Well it's certainly a crossover game. Probably its only major draw. I plan to do some blogs about the game later on in July.
