I'm looking forward to trying the Mega Man X games. I played one once and thought I could handle it. I want to try them again.
Bugs, huh? I haven't run into one yet, but I'm only a few hours into it. I kind of hope I don't get any. Yuk.
Neither do I. I just look to see what's there every week because they are always changing the 150 game lineup.
No save points for me. I can't get far enough to even think about that anyway. It's like, I see how to get past a level but I won't do it because I dislike having to exactly position myself constantly. I like to free roam, speed, adapt on the fly and pass a level in different ways. This makes me think about stopping, jumping just so, firing just so. . . argh, not my thing at all.
I've always been curious about them. Now that I can get the second one on Game Pass, I gave it a try and thought it was pretty cool.
I still remember the Official Xbox Magazine review of it for some reason. It was especially bad and funny at the same time.
Watched a video. Looks like I gotta beat that two spinning wheels to get to the first one.
Question is, what do these Access Points look like? I interacted with anything glowing but I didn't see this machine surrounded by a force field. I still think I didn't get far enough to find the first one, but maybe I just overlooked it.
It's weird that Revenge of the Death Adder isn't in that Sega Vintage collection. I've never played it. I think I liked Golden Axe III the best when I played them on Genesis a few years ago. Next month I'll give them a spin again.
I looked it up and it wasn't on Game Pass; although, Mega Man Legacy Collection was.
Tyris Flare. The last thing I did was use her magic to summon a dragon for an achievement.
I'm saving Genesis stuff for next month when I cover '90-'94. It'll be Genesis and SNES.
I wish I had someone to play co-op with. Actually I think the game allowed for online play with random players. I might try that sometime.
You always leave thin bits of earth behind when you tunnel around in Dig Dug, making you have to come back. It takes even longer.
What impressed me with Banjo & Kazooie was the variety of moves you can do. I especially liked the one where you can let Kazooie help you walk up steep slopes.
