
Man, 211 in and still working on achievements O_O That game makes you work for it!
I did not know there was a sequel to Valiant Hearts till reading this blog!
Man, 211 in and still working on achievements O_O That game makes you work for it!
I did not know there was a sequel to Valiant Hearts till reading this blog!
I have not heard of either of these games but that is an interesting twist on Pac-Man! I do like the look of the oil one a little more.
My brain misread the blog title as "Down Home Ganon" and I expected something Zelda related lol
*Update* My notifications DOES say Ganon! I'm not crazy!
I think it's cool when a series changes up the genre, so good job to Tiny Pixels! Too bad the game doesn't sound that good...
I played a lot of Arkanoid VS Space Invaders on my phone when it came out. That game is such a cool mash up.
Man, I forgot that Far Cry: Primal even existed. That series burned so bright for a while but it's like it's fallen in a black hole now.
I could see myself coming back to Boltgun at some point to play a level or two. The controls are not complicated lol. So maybe I will finish it one day.
I can't believer that Irem collection has only three games. That's ridiculous.
I still want to get Atari 50. The documentary style seems like such a better way to experience those prosaic games than merely playing them in a vacuum.
126 hours?? Whoa! Based on your description here, however, I'm not sure I would like it. I find it frustrating when I have made something only to have to scrap it or totally reorganize it to meet some greater goal. I found that frustrating when I played Factorio. I'd get my factory effeciently making something only to realize I'd have to redesign it to effeciently make the next thing. Ugh.
We haven't gotten a Switch 2 yet and if we don't get the Mario Kart bundle for whatever reason, I'm not sure when we'd get the game. It's just not a high priority. My kids never got into Mario Kart 8 in a big way and that game was excellent. I do want to play it though. But man, if Nintendo doesn't include the DLC with Switch Online (especially for those with the Expansion Pack), then what is even the point of that service? A bunch of free DLC would be a great incentive to pick the game up down the line.
I'm right there with you with Game Key Cards. They're somehow worse than those games that would come with just a code in the box. I've heard that the games with Key Cards have not been selling well but I haven't seen data to back that up. I hope third parties reverse course on those but I'm not hopeful.