In taking stock, I surprised myself. The Witcher is such a upstanding gentleman to all the people. trying to always hit the moral high ground, but then he slaughters all the supernatural beings with extreme prejudice. Only the cat at the pub knows, and hisses appropriately when he approaches. Ha.
Once I start something on a particular day, I may get hooked on it for that day, but the next day, I'll be doing something else. I just like trying a lot of stuff now that I have Game Pass. It's sort of like when I first had Netflix. My movie list was so darn long. I finally got frustrated I didn't have the time to finish it, so I eventually lost interest all together. I hope that doesn't happen to me with games.
I have some trouble with Jet Set Radio as well but it's such a cool idea, I can't let it go. I remember it gets pretty hectic when the cops start chase you around.
My only issue with controls on Jet Set Radio was that I couldn't see directly in front of me while on a rail and so kept missing this particular jump over an obstacle. The camera is pulled back pretty far in 3rd person.
In WItcher 3, I just love the investigations that go on before a battle where you figure out what strategies to employ.
Me too. When I played some Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles and Tales of Symphonia recently I was slightly disappointed that they weren't turn-based, as good as they are.
Neat. I might look into it when I get back into PC.
I bought that some time ago and still haven't gotten to it. I'm going to break out the Wii soon though, so maybe then.
Yea, Army Men Air Attack 1 and 2 were ok. I want to play them again.
It does speed up. As long as I've played the mini-game before, I'm fine. Sometimes there isn't even time to figure out what to do. But mashing "A" usually works, although not always.
