That third picture looks like one done with action figures. I kind of like that idea - a story surrounded by pictures of action figures acting out the events.
This game sounds like a deviant's version of Skyrim. It peaks my inner weird.
I wish I could dye everything in the game. I'll dye, dye, dye it all.
I recall a song by Man-O-War, Kill with Power. I'd rename it Dye with Power and scream, "dye! dye! dye!", just as they do, but with the new meaning.
The open world formula certainly provides a lot of distractions from the main story, making you forget what it was. The complete story really didn't hit home for me in Fable 2 until I had played it three times. The first time I was consumed with doing every side thing. The second and third time I was focused on specific achievements. That third time, though, I actually saw the main story clearly because I wasn't chasing all those other things. Open world kind of works against story telling, I think. It's hard to follow a narrative. You end up making your own side story instead.
In the wild it gets actiony. Gotta switch to the right character fast to beat certain enemies.
i guess it's basically VR but with a wraparound screen instead of goggles.
Yea, I'm still trying to find time for Etrian Odyssey V. I'm not doing too well in that regard.
Yes, I remember. But give me the link. I want to read it again.
I'm getting Tank! Tank! Tank! for Wii-U sometime for sure.
I saw Space Invaders Frenzy there a while ago, but this time I didn't see it. There was a corner of the arcade with all dance and rhythm games. Groove Coaster was probably there.
I like that. I'll definitely pick it up when it gets cheaper.
It's a steal at $20. Amazing game. I really want Torment Tides of Numenera too and Everybody's Golf for the same price. Mass Effect Andromeda was under $20 now too. I want that.
