Still playing nothing but Splatoon3. I should really get back to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 so I can beat it and get XC3. Or properly start Bayonetta 3 after having played the first hour or so. Or maybe get around to finally starting the Bioshock trilogy I bought on the eShop a week or 2 ago.
Until they can get the costs down it's just not going to be a big seller. As cool as it might be, at the end of the day it's an accessory that costs as much as a console.
Oddly enough, my wife has encouraged me to get one. She still doesn't quite get that I don't have the console for it, but I still appreciate her enthusiasm.
I'm okay with the $550USD price for it considering the tech but I'm concerned that I'll use it for a few months and lose interest due to it being cumbersome use and my space constraints.
Still playing nothing but Splatoon3. I should really get back to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 so I can beat it and get XC3. Or properly start Bayonetta 3 after having played the first hour or so. Or maybe get around to finally starting the Bioshock trilogy I bought on the eShop a week or 2 ago.
Commit yourself to Xenoblade 2 then move onto 3. You won't regret it.
As much as I miss the excitement of a really great E3 week, it's time to let that thing die. Personally I thought it was good for the industry as a whole, but clearly all the big guns benefit as much or more doing big showcases separately
The last E3 that I was excited about was E3 2006. The hype for Wii and Super Mario Galaxy was like no other. The gaming industry simply hasn't been exciting since with its continued evolution rather than Revolution.
I thought 2010 was a really good year, or at the very least a fun one. Sony and Microsoft brought out their motion control responses to the Wii (with varying degrees of success), and Nintendo threw down with probably the best showcase of games they ever had along with the first look at the 3DS.
Good news, guys! Ben and Jerry's has creampies now!
I love me some cream pie.
Bits of 9 Tales Serpent Creek. A hidden object adventure game.
More American than most, a bit quirky. Enjoying it, it feels a bit older but more fun in some ways.
Still playing nothing but Splatoon3. I should really get back to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 so I can beat it and get XC3. Or properly start Bayonetta 3 after having played the first hour or so. Or maybe get around to finally starting the Bioshock trilogy I bought on the eShop a week or 2 ago.
LI've been playing A Plague Tale 2. It's quite long.
It'd be more interesting to list what I wish I was playing: Bayonetta 3.
Oddly enough, my wife has encouraged me to get one. She still doesn't quite get that I don't have the console for it, but I still appreciate her enthusiasm.
Iām not interested in VR at any price myself but here PSVR2 is selling for $750 CAD for the base and $820 for the Horizon bundle. Pretty big ask.
Commit yourself to Xenoblade 2 then move onto 3. You won't regret it.Slap Xenoblade 2 on easy to get through it.
Finally transferred my video footage across to the PC to be edited.
Aside from the problem of being too old, fat and ugly, the camera is too low.
I set up a tablet to read off, it's directly above the camera, as low as it can be without being obscured by the camera.
But for some reason on screen it looks like I'm staring off into the distant mountains and it's pretty obvious I'm reading.
Not sure what to do. I could move it to the front and lower it to just below the camera lens but I suspect I'd have the opposite problem.
Otherwise I guess I could record the audio and play it back to myself via an earpiece. Would look stupid though. š
Ah shit, need to use the phone for remote camera control, so can't use it as an audio player.
What about prompts instead of a script? Or is that what you did?
The only thing I could remember about E3 2010 was the live Zelda Skyward Sword stage demo where Miyamoto's Wii Remote wouldn't work right.