I love cute-em-ups. TwinBee, Fantasy Zone and some others I haven't played yet. I love the art design of them and they tend to be a touch less difficult than most Shmups, but just a touch.
Here here! Prayers for Cary's mom. My mom had a cancer scare but is currently free of it.
I'm only a passing Transformers fan but the combination of cel-shaded art and Platinum Games makes me want to play this. So annoying it's hard to get now.
I had trouble with the waggle to complete the rhythm games. It didn't seem to register accurately. I noticed the Capcom characters you can find in the levels.
I think I will keep it even though the rhythm games stump me and that level with the mirrors and a time limit made me kind of mad. It has charm times 11.
That's neat about Mr. Breathed.
I forgot about Opus. I was a big fan of that one.
Very good, sir. I am eager to read them whenever they arrive.
Do those Animal Crossing tattoos go on your arm, or are they stickers to put on the characters on the cards?
Schoolteacher game. Neat. I want to play that one, although, I'd like it a little bit more complicated. I want to learn how to create a lesson plan.
I always go for the weird stuff first especially if it has "strange" or "weird" in the title. haha. I saw other things that were interesting from the big companies, but I'm always a little skeptical at first. An outsider like me is going to probably not like the mainstream stories, but who knows. I ended up being pleasantly surprised by some stuff from the majors last time I was into comics. I only hope I don't find too many to follow. I can only do a few series at once right now.
Yeah, that's why I stopped a few years ago - too many comics. I was, in order to follow a favorite hero, having to get too many after a while. But, this time I'm being very choosey. I may even find that I'm not that into them anymore. We'll see.
I used to read Far Side and Bloom County quite a bit back in the 80s. Before that I always used to read them in the Sunday paper my Dad got. I'd like to reread some of that stuff again. My library puts the comic strip collections in the stacks with everything else, whereas the graphic novels have their own section now. It's kind of weird that way but things like Garfield and Calin & Hobbes have their own rabid following.
