I think the SNES Mini is still hard to get, but I don't think it was as hard as the NES one. Three of my brothers were able to get a SNES Mini as well as one of my friends. I don't know anyone who got the NES one.
Yay! Someone agrees with me! Maybe. :) I do really like the SNES!
Yeah I wonder how many people are going to be mad, or at least miffed or confused, at my picks.
Yeah I hate it when electronics don't work. Frustrates me to no end.
You know, when I first played Patapon, I liked the demo, but not the full game.
Now the game I REALLY liked on PSP was Loco Roco. I think you can download that on PS4 now as well. I hope you really consider trying that one sometime. If you want a good idea what goes on in my head 24/7, play that game. :)
Right now I'm reviewing a point and click adventure that has no logic whatsoever. Luckily it has an extensive hint system. Have you tried upping the frequency of hints in the TellTale game? I think that's how they handled hints in those.
OK I'm off to post a BIG blog!
I just like how in the end, my favorite video game character saves the day. Pretty much.
Well it seems like everyone likes Hat in Time but me, so you still may want to try it anyway.
Oh yeah, hotels can be costly. That's my biggest expense when I go to one of these shows.
Have you seen the second Guardians movie?
I guess you could go there and save money by not playing anything, but that wouldn't be much fun.
Am I curious about Lost Sphear? Well....let's see. I played the first 30-45 minutes of it at PAX West, downloaded the demo on the Switch, and have the PS4 physical copy pre-ordered at the Square-Enix store (only place you can get it). It should be in my mailbox any day now. So yeah, I guess you could say I'm "mildly' curious about it. :)
When I post my Game of the Year blog, you'll see that I am Setsuna got high marks in my RPG category, so Lost Sphear was definitely on my radar.
And yeah, you're right. There are too many games!
