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Speaking of babbys that can’t frigth back, the Destructoid crew played videogames this week. As ever, you can hit the jump to find out which videogames we played, and feel free to share your own. I bet you just can’t wait!
Zimmerman: I have been trapped in a cabin in rural Wisconsin for the week, far away from videogame consoles and internet access. As a result, the DS has been my best friend and I’ve been plugging hours into Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (where I seem to do nothing but trade drugs), The Legendary Starfy and Dokapon Journey. I suppose there are worse ways to spend a vacation, assuming that you’re trapped in a cabin with your future in-laws.
Chester: I haven’t played a single videogame all week. True story.
Razak: I finally worked up the gusto to dive back in Assassins Creed. The repetitive gameplay is worth it for simply exploring the cities and the story when you are playing, but once I left it alone for a few weeks I had to really struggle to jump back in. Done now and tearing through it. Otherwise it has been Wii Sports Resort with friends and that’s pretty much it.
Bennett: Lots of Bookworm Adventures 2 and Space Bubble Bobble for review purposes. Niero and I have been revisiting Pixeljunk Monsters and the day before yesterday, I decided it was time for that replay of Persona 3, which I’m dedicating my Sunday to today. I also checked out Boing! Docomodake, which has an awfully familiar looking mushroom as its mascot. Come to find out he’s the mascot for a Japanese cell phone company called Docomo — and the game managed to get localized into English and released here. Don’t ask me how that happened, but the game’s a lot of fun so I’m not complaining!
Concelmo: Nothing but Little King’s Story and Wii Sports Resort all week. Seriously, have you played these games? They pretty much are the greatest things ever. I really can’t stop playing. It’s like a disease. It’s like having AIDS, but instead of having AIDS you have an addiction to Little King’s Story and Wii Sports Resort. But without the cast of Rent singing about you. Okay, fine, it’s nothing like having AIDS. But how great would it be if the cast of Rent did sing about an addiction to Little King’s Story and Wii Sports Resort?!
“525,600 minutes. 525,000 attempts to beat the Onii King.”
“One sport, archery. One sport, before I go. One sport. One sport to play all niiiiiiight!”
Somebody please make that musical happen.
Cantler: I revisited some of The Red Star after Podtoid 109 and found it to be just as great as Linde and I remembered. If you see that anywhere, buy it immediately. Then a little Bubble Bobble Neo on 360. After that, lots of Project Justice, KOF XII, Marvel Vs Capcom 2, Garou: Mark of the Wolves, some Super Puzzle Fighter, and a little Street Fighter Alpha III. Come to think of it, I’ve been playing pretty much nothing but fightans for about three weeks now. I wonder how many more Shunpakyus my thumb can take before I hit bone.
Niero: Nick sounds like me. Wait until you have 26 kids and a baby 🙂
Sterling: Mainly playing Shatter for review. Good game. Also picked up Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia after putting it off since launch. Haven’t played much of it so far, but it seems decent. Other than that, not too much. Mainly been staving off boredom by revisiting Sonic’s Ultimate Genesis Collection. Finally forced myself to get the Achievement for reaching the fifth floor of Fatal Labyrinth. Good God that game is shit. Also, I never realized Golden Axe ripped off The Legend of Zelda for one of its games. The shamelessness of it is brilliant.
Grim: I think the last Pokemon game I played was Gold/Silver, but I randomly decided to try out FireRed and it’s all coming back to me. This urge may or may not have been triggered by my Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise addiction. On the bright side, the game has, for the first time, ever allowed me to talk with my young sister about a game we’re both interested in. Fun times. There’s even co-op!
Villasenor: Like Conrad, I’ve been out of town for the past few weeks, though I have had access to my PS3. That being the case, I replayed Metal Gear Solid 4, finally started Resistance: Fall of Man, and gave Unreal Tournament 3 a try. UT3‘s story mode is a bit boring, but while I’d like to try playing it online with actual people, the Internet connection here is far too terrible to do so. 🙁
Ross: Like Chad, I am completely and utterly addicted to Little King’s Story. It is by FAR the best game I’ve played so far this year. About 90% of my gaming time this week has been spent on that, but I also snuck a little Bookworm Adventures (The first one, I won it off Twitter), Street Fighter IV, BlazBlue, and Team Fortress 2. I also spent most of yesterday playing Aion, which is a surprisingly good MMO that might give WoW a run for its money.
Sarkar: As I mentioned on Podtoid last week, I decided to start playing Mirror’s Edge last Sunday evening. I started playing around 6:30.
By 2 AM or so, I had beaten eight of the game’s nine levels.
I finished off the last level before we recorded Podtoid on Monday night, and I must say, I enjoyed the game. Sure, it got very frustrating at parts; the story was “meh,” mostly because of the way it was conveyed (stupid crappy-Flash-animation 2D cut scenes); and it’s rather short. But the parts of it that were good — and I’d say the majority of it was — bordered on sublime. Here’s hoping the sequel kicks ass.
Otherwise, I received my Madden NFL 10 review copy on Wednesday afternoon, but I haven’t been able to spend much time with it because I went to San Francisco on Thursday for a Guitar Hero 5 event. I’d talk about that, but you’ll just have to wait until tomorrow afternoon (Eastern time) to read about it on Destructoid!
Holmes: Right now, my significant other is playing Wii Sports Resort and totally loving it — all of it. I totally love it, too, which is pretty surprising, as the game failed to impress me at E3 08 and 09. Honestly, I was never that into the concept of Wii Sports, or motion-controlled sports games in genereal, but this game’s changed all that. So much of it feels like, you know, a real game — the swordfighting and Pilotwings bits in particular. Wii Sports Resort could have shipped with half the content and would have still been well worth the $50.
Also got into a game that takes place on a very different kind of island resort: Flower, Sun and Rain. One of the first things you do in the game is use your PC to “jack in” to a man’s brain by inserting a dongle directly into his eyeball (upon his request, of course). The sexual innuendo is not lost on the in-game characters, either. Some semi-disturbing cyber skull-fuck comments are made, and were greatly appreciated by yours truly.
Then I went back to playing Darkstalkers 3 (import Saturn edition), a game that I thought I had completely memorized, but it still found ways to surprise me. And yes, I still think BlazBlue has a lot in common with the game. Deal with it.
Other than that, I did my daily challenges (or chores, depending on your perspective) in Animal Crossing: City Folk and Game Center CX 2, and loved them.
AND I’M SO GLAD YOU GUYS LIKE LITTLE KING’S STORY.
It’s totally awesome, right?
