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GTA 3 and Assassin's Creed 2 were my start.
COD medal of honour.
Doom 1
Super Mario Bros NES
LTTP
Fallout 3
Oblivion
Halo 1
Max Payne 1
I’m glad I’m not the only one. Will be adding another one to the pile when I buy Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door for the Switch in the next 9 days.
Oh, man. I...must... resist...purchase...ARGH!
FF7 was the most popular RPG at the time of its release, but I wouldn't consider it the first relevant game in the series. That's silly. I liked FF6 more anyway.
Everyone knows that Mystic Quest was the first relevant Final Fantasy game, and still the only relevant one to be honest.
Well it did have a pretty kick ass soundtrack right? Right?
There's a rumoured Lego Zelda set in the works featuring the Decu Tree. It will include green or pink leaves so you can model it after the Deku Tree from OoT or Botw. There'll be minifigures representing both games as well. All for a measily €299.
My kids will be all over this. Wish it was a less pricy set though. Also, there are more differences in design between OoT and Botw's Deku Tree than just the colour of the leaves?
Tried Another Crab's Treasure again yesterday. Still couldn't beat the first boss (blue knight like lobster when you get your first 'shell'). I've improved though. But then again, I'm expecting to feel no accomplishment when I beat him, just relief. Not sure if that'll be enough to keep playing though.
Bunch of new demos dropped on the eshop, like Blade Dancer and others.
A bit depressing, all indie games, they had great artwork, music and novel concepts.
But were completely crippled by terrible control schemes. Why shoot yourself in the foot?
I really wish the xbox360 digital store would sell Batman: Arkham Origins
Same here. Only Arkham game I didn’t play and kind of want to now.
I wonder how many others have done the same thing; how much free money Nintendo has kept. Millions probably.
But will it become a an expensive collectors item a decade from now? An Atari Jaguar costs $400+ now and it was largely considered a POS. I'd like a similar Wii U payday.