I went to Target right about midnight but they were closing. I seem to remember they were open all night last year, but maybe I'm wrong and I just went earlier last time. Oh well, I wanted to wander around and see what the prices for things were. Just as well I didn't buy anything though.
Total lunacy.
If and when I get a Switch, I'll at least have to try this game out. Like what you said about Mario's basic moves being fun, I think it's worth it to experience that even if the rest of the game isn't all it should be. I was wowed by Mario's moves in Mario 64 way back when. Even though I never finished the game, it was a revelation to experience the best in game mechanics.
How do the sieges play out? I keep hoping they're sort of RTS in nature as if the game was more like Brutal legend.
So want to play this when I have the cash. It seems like those South Park guys want to put out quality product and not just let someone crap out a quick cash-in game. I'm excited to play it.
I love the graphics. Why do they always have to make a retro style game as hard as the ones they're emulating. They could update some aspects of them. I want to see all the screens and hear all the music without breaking my skull.
I think Turing Test really burnt me on puzzles. There were a bunch of them in Deadfall and in each case I thought they were totally unfair. No hints at all, cheap deaths, bizarre solutions.
I didn't even finish the first one, if I recall. I always wanted to play the other two though. For some reason, just didn't get to them. Mark is only into Xbox, so I was often steered away from my PS3 to play something co-op.
Yea, $20. Also Everybody's Golf and Torment: Tides of Numenera. Tough choices, but I wanted to see what Guerrilla Games did with an RPG. Their Killzone games always look so fantastic.
Yea, I try not to get too crazy with it. Most of the time, I'm not really trying to troll him, I'm just trying new things and it kind of inconveniences him. I like causing some degree of mayhem in the game to see what happens like letting loose Skulkers so that we get levitated into the air along with the farm animals and other mobs. My current obsession is growing whole forests in the blink of an eye.
I'm getting weird feelings that I'm getting bored with gaming, or at least, I really want people to play with now, rather than playing solo. It's weird for me. I'm not sure what's triggering it.
