Hello everyone and welcome to Citrusoft, the leading manufacturer of fictional robots! Today on this blog tour, I’m going to show you our most successful product line: Chibi-Robo! And yes, this is just a creative way for me to write a blog about all the Chibi-Robo games in the series, in honor of the recently released Chibi-Robo: Zip Lash on the 3DS.
I really did. I was wishing for an HD style approach to the original games, which were great for solo play and had so many cool maps from the films, and although the game looks great, it plays like a MP shooter, where I was constantly being killed, and then respawning. I played it a lot and got better, but was mostly annoyed half the time. I decided I would skip the game on release, but I might give in and just buy it and suck it up and get better at it. The coin vehicle pickup was stupid. I hope to see more clone war prequel era maps too.
It's one dungeon 3 player local only so I have no use for them.
Firstly, I am Master Chief. By that I mean we are the same age. I heard on IGN's Podcast Unlocked someone casually say that MC was 48. My eyes widened because I just turned that age a week ago. I didn't just go on the podcaster's comment though, I fact checked it on the Halo Wikia page and sure enough, in Halo 5, he is indeed 48. I just hope he isn't killed off in Halo 5. I'd feel a little weird about that. In any case, now I know what I'm going to be for Halloween.
Good morning Pixlbit Nation! It is currently 7:57am here in overcast Southern California. We are currently having some rain, which is always fun. Thursday was filled with thunder, lightning, some of the wet stuff, and for some odd reason it was still warm outside. I can’t wait for when the temperature drops below triple digits and hopefully stays in the 70s or what I like to call “sweater weather” (don’t laugh, I see how you folks on the East Coast freak out over 90-100 degree weather.) Currently I am sitting here waiting for 11am EST so I can try and get a pair of the Supreme Jordan V’s. There is no way I’m getting a pair especially since its limited to 1,994 pairs per model but it’ll be fun to try.
My first JRPG I ever played I believe was the original Dragon Warrior (of Dragon Quest -- the name was copyrighted at the time in the U.S.) I didn't play much of it, it was a bit over my head. But I do really recall my memories of it.
Nerds Without Pants hasn't posted a podcast in a while, anyone know why?
I've been so busy but just figured I'd check to see if my profile and place was still in tact and sure enough it is. I have a lot to say that i figure i'll save for another time soon enough.
2005. Can you believe right now it's the 10th anniversary of the Xbox 360? I remember getting that system like it was yesterday. 2005 is an interesting year because, for me, I was still playing my original Xbox and there were a load of great games for it . Why is it always the last year of system is its best? Anyway, here's an all-media look at my 2005.
"May we have a moment of silence for that brave little girl that just saved our ass?" Everyone jumps at the fact that is was Francis making this kind gesture. After a moment Bill breaks down crying. What's up Grandpa, asks Lucy Ann. It just feels like I lost someone very close to me. Without thinking Ellis steps out beyond the saftey of the walls and retrieves the mysterious little girls hat. What comes next could only be in a fantasy. A scream followed by laughter followed by joy. "I swear that boy has lost his mind" Coach says as they approach the gate. Surprise everyone, as Ellis steps back in covered a sticky sweet mess. I guess she really didn't want me to take her hat. Cheers rose as our group watches the little girl with the large lollypop walk away. For some reason the tension was released when they realized the little girl was still with them. But no one notices that there is a strange gleam in the eyes of Bill and the fact he seems to be distracted. Did our group relax a little soon? Time will tell. Or will it?
Now Cary is so happy, he does the dance of joy! Hey free demo, I'll give it a shot too.
So Pixl Peeps I don’t know why but the past couple of weeks I’ve been putting off the Monday entries for Tuesday entries. Why? No idea, I think it feels more comfortable to post on Tuesday’s because I have an extra day to maybe play some games, collect my thoughts, you know the usual. Over the weekend I have to say for the second weekend in a row I really wasn’t in the gaming mood, which is odd considering that was the time to play the Battlefront Beta, continue on Lego Dimensions, and any other games I have in Mount Backlog. When I have been playing stuff its usually been on the Asus Memo Pad, because it’s the new toy. I also mixed in some iPad gaming but a good 80% of my free time has been around the Memo Pad.
A week or so ago I almost broke my 3DS after getting party wiped multiple times in Soul Hackers. I was sure WTF was up with the difficulty spike until I was checking the settings and somehow I'd turned on the Difficulty hack and set it to UP. LOL Advice: That is not recommended.
Today I knocked off a bunch of games off my shortest-to-longest playlist. I skipped handheld titles because console is what Mark and I do. I may try to do them next time though, they are piling up on my list. I've gotta hook up my Wii again too. I think I've discovered enough room for it in my rig at Mark's place.
Once again I don’t have too much to talk about concerning games. I know, I’ve become the worst blogger on pixlbit!Regardless a recent interest mine has been open bor beat em ups and other ’remakes” using the Streets Of Rage engine.
This week I added a lot more of my collection to my playlist of games arranged by completion time. So a bunch of games got put into my travel pack for Mark's place. Those I finished with will be put in the trade bin to go towards new purchases. I've heard the Amiibo's are more plentiful right now and I'd like to have an Olimar one.
Well hey there, Pixlbit Nation! Hope everyone is having a good weekend. I started my winter job last Sunday with a three hour orientation, followed by several (non-consecutive) days of training. I'm working at the local independent grocery store, which is family-owned-and-operated. Bow Street Market is much more like an old-fashioned market than a supermarket. I'm cashiering, nothing glamorous, but the pay is decent, the training is excellent, and the atmosphere at the store is very friendly and team-oriented. And the checkout lanes are in front of giant windows, so I get to see the sun. The store is also very safety-conscious, and gave me $20 cash when I showed them my new slip-resistant footwear, proof that they were slip-resistant, and the receipt. So I got a good pair of shoes for $10 out of pocket. The store is also very community-oriented, which I also like.