Recently I’ve been playing and working on reviewing the newest BlazBlue fighter: BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma. Like the others in the series, it’s a 2-D, one-on-one fighter featuring hand drawn sprites and a storyline so complicated that you need a flow chart to understand it all. The games are also made by the same folks who did the Guilty Gear series, I believe. Anyway, normally when I play a fighting game, I like to talk about all the characters in a separate blog. But I did that already a couple of years ago on 1up.com, and I don’t feel like doing that again. Plus, many of the characters don’t interest me as much, as they are generic anime stereotypes, and I don’t have much to say about them. So my blog would end up being mostly reading like, “Ragna is just some fighter looking dude.” So instead, I decided just to talk about my top five favorite BlazBlue characters instead, because I’m lazy. So let’s go!
So I kinda fucked my diet the day before I take my weekly "fat check" picture.
Been drawing villains. Some of these are just modified from illustrations I did awhile ago. Frankly I think my villains always "suck" when compared to my protagonists. Maybe it's because I know these are the ones that are going to die so I do not usually bother to make them as "sympathetic" and "multi-layered" as they could be.
Overall my experiance has been positive, I bought the game and it should be arriving today before 8pm. I ended buying..the edition i said I wouldnt...my friends did it, they convinced me. One of my friends that convinced me will be out 80$ bucks if I get shut out of my account for something I didnt do so be praying for him.
How cool would it be if, the way Marvel makes movies tying into Avengers installments, Nintendo et al. could make games about the characters in Super Smash Bros. that all tied into the eventual tournament?
Another week has started and I’m ready to go…but first I thought I would update you good folks, see what I missed here. Hello Pixlbit, how was your weekend? This time of year I go into hermit mode because the area gets crazy with all the folks who go and enjoy all the live music known as Coachella.
Lego fans with PSN+ rejoice. Tomorrow sees Castle of Illusion and a pantload of Lego games discounted. A rousing round of indifference for the chess games also on offer.
I only have the final boss battle to go but after I found out it has 5 stages and you can't tank your way through them I'm wondered whether I should bother.
If there's one thing the gamer community seems to hate, it's a tacked on multiplayer mode. I, however, do not think that tacked on single player modes get the hate they deserve compared to this. They may be less common, but it gets annoying when games like Battlefield 3 have this tacked on campaign for no other reason than to justify charging $60.
EDIT: Due to my poor run-on sentence writing style, several people have been confused about PS4 Slim information given to me by a Gamestop employee today. Please read the bolded clarification in the paragraph introducing this information. Thank you.
My Mother In Law gave me $100 for setting up her new PC. I could have put it in the bank but where's the fun in that?
It's a reference to Super Nintendo and protects my identity more than my last account name, plus the "SFA colors" Superman symbol tee, which I bought at the Student Center Barnes & Nobles on clearance and is now my profile picture, fits the name perfectly.
hold that thought one minute, having a bit of trouble signing up..
