From now on, any time I find some money on the street, I'm going to proudly announce it with: "Whoa, got a RARE doo-dah right here!"
From now on, any time I find some money on the street, I'm going to proudly announce it with: "Whoa, got a RARE doo-dah right here!"
Snuff me, Xenoblade 3 is by far the most complex the series has ever been. Over a dozen hours in (because work T.T) and the game is still stacking on new mechanics. Even XC1's gem crafting (which I never grasped) or XCX's map don't come close. Love it!
Pursuit ~ Cornered goes with everything. And by "everything" I mean "Awful people getting legally dunked on."
I did not expect the Legendary pokes to be Transformers, but I'm here for it. That said, I wasn't waiting for yet another battle gimmick that's just Mega Evolution again but worse. Overall though...big "this could've been an e-mail" energy.
It's no secret that I have mad passionate love and/or lust for Xenoblade 1. I liked X more than most, and 2 is a mixed bag. But 3 is going very strong so far! I'm digging the tone; I did not expect this game to open like Starship Troopers.
Man, I love 16-bit humor. It's so amazing to me how much character you can put into a scene with just movement, a number of exaggerated facial expressions and some clever repurposing of sprites.
Dear SEGA, why is Sonic Frontiers not just a bunch of those "cyberspace" levels glued together? Those actually look fun! Great Direct overall, I have mad nostalgia for Battle Network, and also now I can't get around playing Persona 5 anymore.
I've had a throat infection for a week now...bad. It's been hurting for a while but got debilitating Thursday. I can't eat, barely drink, speaking hurts, and I've had trouble sleeping from the pain and the swelling. I'm falling apart over here...
I'm becoming a little lost on Tunic. It's been great so far, and pretty good at guiding you through. But I just got a very significant upgrade and fighting a very significant boss, but I have no idea if I'm supposed to. Spoilers in comments.
I'm quite surprised by where Triangle Strategy's plot has ended up taking me. I just got to the big ending choice, but I never expected that I would willingly choose to side with... [Spoilers in the comments]
I'm trying the Mario Strikers trial, and the game tells me "Press Y to tackle". What I didn't expect was that by "tackle" they mean "Have Mario kick Yoshi square in the face."
Never got into the original Rogue Legacy. I felt that the movement was extremely basic, didn't really give you the tools to deal with the challenges, and every class played exactly the same. So it's fantastic how RL2 specifically fixes those exact issues!
I've been watching Mystery Tournament lately; a tournament where they blind race a random game they've never seen before. It's been a great way to get introduced to some neat obscure indie games. This may be my favorite they showed off. It looks great!
Since I'm quarantining, it's given me time to finally finish The Great Ace Attorney, which was on the backburner for a while. Second game is especially great, and the final two cases were amazing. Especially the very final bit. Spoilers in the comments.
Tested positive today, even though today I was going to be teaching. So we're just moving it online, but still. Only a minor headache though, otherwise I feel fine.