yea, and now I have two tvs with different. . . wait, no 3 tvs, with different jacks, so that I have to swap tvs too to play certain systems. if i had a house this wouldn't be a problem, just a big media room for it all. But playing at a friend's apartment means I have to truck all this stuff around.
I really wish every system was backwards compatible, as impossible a wish as that is, because I like jumping around to different games. I just don't want to have to lug out every single system.
I liked the Incredibles playset too.
I might have to download that Evil Within 2 demo. Always need free stuff, especially on my neglected PS4. I think I have you on my PS4, but I'll check to make sure.
I've been playing a lot of retro stuff that became backwards compatible on Xbox One, mostly because I still have the games and it costs me nothing. I'm kind of between jobs right now, so I'll only get something if I can trade for it, and I don't like to let go of stuff if I can help it.
I wasn't head over heels for it either. I liked it though.
I had to do that with a few titles that went free or had free trials on Xbox. I only found out about them by listening to podcasts. Sometimes I don't know what they are thinking over there.
I really wanted to play Marvel Puzzle Quest and then it came to console and I was disappointed with it. They needed to spruce it up a bit for the consoles but they didn't. It looked thin, for lack of another word.
I'll have to pick it up when I can.
Yea, I kind of liked it too. It got artsy, and I always like that.
That Tom Clancy Endwar for DS sounds good. Reminds me of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Shadow Wars for 3DS. It was a turn based strategy game made by some creators of XCOM. It was great. The license would've put me off it, but the gameplay hooked me.
