The interesting thing about the cabinet for that game is it was a sit-down one, but there was also a steering wheel behind it so someone could stand up and steer the back part of the fire truck. I don't remember that game being very good, but I played it as a kid because it was cool to pretend to drive a fire truck.
I prefer the original Luigi's Mansion over Dark Moon, but the sequel is still pretty fun. And the ending is just adorable. I'm actually working on a writeup at GamerDad.com about Luigi's Mansion Arcade, which I got to play not too long ago.
I never heard of that Roscoe McQueen game, but Psygnosis made Lemmings and I loved that series!
I think it's funny that's the game on my list you chose as a focal point. :)
You know what firefighting game I didn't put on my list, but you might remember it? Do you remember Atari's old Fire Truck arcade game? I play that at Krystal's Pizza all the time when I was a little kid.
I just finished reviewing the strategy guide for DQ Builders. If I had a PS4, I would totally get that game.
I don't mind grinding if the battles are really fun. That's why battles are usually the most important part of an RPG to me.
I reviewed Grand Kingdom on the Vita. It was pretty good.
I heard that the first God Eater game's music was done by my favorite video game music composer: Go Shiina. I wonder if this one is, too?
DQ Builders is 80 bucks!?!
When it comes out on Wii U I may play it. I know it's coming there.
I reviewed this game when it came out. It was...interesting to say the least. I'm not too big on strategy RPGs, though. I did like the cowgirl character who had her horse in her apartment! She was funny.
I'm having a hard time figuring out what's going to be my Game of the Year.
