I think I liked Bonanza more at first but by the end I came to appreciate Mario's more platformer-specific moveset. Personally, I like focused levels over open areas, so I'd pick to replay Mario 3D World (for instance) both either Bonanza or Odyssey.
I tried learning Backgammon once with a physical version of the game and it did not make any sense to me. Still don't know how to play it lol
I love cyberpunk stuff in general but one of the things I love about the Deus Ex games is that I can try to be sneaky but still shoot my way out if things go south...and they usually do.
Well lucky you! Limited Run is putting out a collection called Marvel Maximum Collection that includes the arcade game. I don't know when it's coming to platforms digitally but the pre-order period recently ended, so I'm sure it will be sometime this year.
A lot of interesting stuff here! My kids loved that first Bluey game...while it lasted. Glad to here this new one is a more fleshed out game.
Did Capcom send you the amiibo? The look really good, especially the dragons, but I know they're pretty pricey. I'm hoping to play Pragmata at some point.
Sounds like Soldner-X 2 is one of those rare shmups that doesn't beat you over the head with its difficulty. And Cyberblocker really has me intrigued!
I think BioShock is the game I most closely associate with the 360. Others that pop to mind are Portal, Modern Warfare, Mass Effect, Dead Space, and Costume Quest. Oh, and the X-Men arcade game.
It's the same reason I could not get into the PSP Wipeout racing games. Fast racing! Thumpin' soundtrack! No soul!
I was looking through my Backloggery the other day and it says that I have one of the Professor Layton games, the Diabolical Box. I don't remember having that at all. The problem, though, is that my DS games are in storage and not easy to get to but I'll check for it when I can. I would totally buy a collection of the older games if Level 5 would put it out.
I'm telling you, the devs looked to the success of Lumines and it sucked all the soul out of Puzzle League.
