Well, I had a whole wall-page comment on here before something happened with my laptop but I guess I'll just say, "Man, I wish video games could all just be played on the same system." And yet, here I am contriuting to the problem by playing PlayStation for its exclusives.
They all do in spirit, I think. I dunno, never got married or had kids. I figure there's at least split-screen puzzle-solving involved.
I couldn't get past the slow pace of Spirit of the North but It Takes Two is a really fun divorce to experience!
I couldn't quite get into Beyond Oasis on Genesis Mini, but maybe this is the Zelda clone for me!
Perfect relaxation game; I'll have to keep this video on a relaxation playlist somewhere.
Of these, I think Castlevania is my favorite.
I sort of regret selling my Sega Genesis Mini in a garage sale, but some of these titles sound nice.
I seriously thought I was the man from East Texas when I saw that title and knew I had sent you a message about meeting up in Austin now that I live here.
I was like, "I gave him an out ..." lol Anyway, if anyone lives in East Texas and gets tired of what Julian was talking about, there's a bar called Cowboy Jacks where it seems pretty ok to be yourself. Actually, anywhere around Stephen F. Austin State University is probably pretty safe, it's ... outside of that radius where shit starts getting weird.
STAGE SELECT:
Spider Man 2
Alan Wake 2
Like A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name
Honorable Mention: I finally get to play Metal Gear Solid 3
VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH:
Star Ocean; name sounds cooler. Less grandiose. More grandiose? Anyway, it's like seafaring but IN SPACE. I like that.
I'll have to grab my headphones and listen in the apartment lobby soon!
Been too long since I listened, mostly cause of crazy moving.
The backtracking still gets to me in Metroid, but I love the games overall now.
Spider-Man is fun but I miss the L AND R swing scheme from way back in the PS2/GCN/XBO days.
