I was following the Sixers near the end of their series. That game 7 was pretty close and ended on a last second shot that bounced four times before going in. What and end. Too bad Sixers are out though.
Before I started haunting game stores, it was all about music and book stores for me.
I had trouble getting through the original GoldenEye. I think it was that train where you had to use your watch laser to do somthing within a certain amount of time. WIth the N64 controlls, it drove me nuts. I never got into the multiplayer. I most of that on the Duke Nukem and Doom ports to N64.
The remaster/invention I played and finished on the Wii. I kind of liked it but nothing special. I wanted to replay it on 360 for achievments but never got around to getting a copy. I think it was always more than I wanted to pay for it used.
I guess licenced games are always a problem coming back or being remade. It costs too much for devs to do it. It's a shame. I'd like to see a N64 Goldeneye remade with better controls. I liked the story and situations in the campaign.
DD and DD2 and Raw on PS1. Arenas was on PS2.
Lifeless Planet sounds interesting.
I'm sort of new to streaming, but it's filling a nice niche in my listening since I have less time now to make mixes of music in my collection.
Well, it was for achievements that I did that. I always use Roland, the soldier, for my main character. I might try Mordecai next time now though. I wonder what Bloodwing does at level 50 or so.
Dr. Strange for sure. Maybe a harder one to pull off, but I want to travel the astral plane and do battle with Dormamu.
Taz is a natural video game character. He's fast and has a spin move.
Yea, I would use the element effects on enemies and listen to what they said. The fire one gets them to say stuff like "my face, my face". Kind of morbid but in the context of the game it's funny.
