I've been installing and deleting games constantly on Xbox. I worry that one day I won't be able to get them, but it would be really time consuming to load up a drive of all those games, as tempting as that is to me. And now that I have Game Pass, those games could disappear any month. I'm somehow coming to terms with not having physical copies. I'm going with the flow of the digital stream, man. CyberZen.
My friend and I played a lot of Crackdown 1 and we return to it every so often. Crackdown 2 was fun for a few weeks and then forgotten.
I really love the Vita, it's visuals and the OS, but I too ended up playing more 3DS.
Epic Mickey isn't that bad. It was really just slightly annoying with the way the camera was positioned especially when jumping to platforms.
Crackdown 1 is stil a blast. It's back compat on XBO too. I have grave doubts about how Crackdown 3 will come out. Luckily it's a first party Microsoft game now so I'll get it on Game Pass when it releases. Oh yea.
Oh, are they still selling 2TB hard drives? Seems like not so much memory these days. How time accelerates in the tech world; five years into a thing and it's a distant memory already.
All joking aside, I only just began to see the possible value of keeping all my game downloads on a drive when I went into my Xbox 360 and had issue redownloading an old game I had bought. I think I might be able to fix the problem, but it worries me. But then again, I have so many downloaded games now, I almost don't care to have some iron clad solution. Let them go, I say. All that is in the cloud can stay in the cloud. I'm mentally ok with it all now. Ommmmmm.
That's the only one I've played so far.
I got farther in Epic Mickey 2, which was a freebee on Xbox recently. I still own Epic Mickey for the Wii just for the memories.
There are a scary amount of cars in this game. If I can't find my thrill ride here, then it doesn't exist.
This 4K thing is becoming a thing. Maybe that's what's motivating them to push more power. As usually, I'll be way behind the curve for years on that stuff.
Pixlfest. Gotta make that happen.
So far it's more of the same from FH3. Some differences here and there plus the amazing visuals. But basically the same drive around, enter races and hunt for bonus boards to destroy. I think there's more stuff going on around you in the world too. In one race a VTOL jet took off from the street in front of me and in another I had to race a giant hovercraft. It almost crushed me along the way.
