I saw that last week and my wife was completely weirded out by it. I tried to explain that it was based on the now delayed movie, but I'm not sure she bought it. And to be fair it really does look like a "my first furry costume."
I highly recommend the game 'Reventure' on the Switch. It's only $10 and it answers the al-important question: "What if heroes like Link were assholes?"
I finally have gotten to a point where I'm ready to finish Breath of the Wild. Love the game, but I think I'm ready to move on. Got my master sword, freed all the divine beasts, lots of stamina, and lots of hearts. so I think myself all right let's just finish this and go fight Ganon. So I run into the entrance of the castle, and then realize oh.... I'm going to have to work my way through the castle. I don't just get the challenge him do I?
And then I died by one of those guardian laser shooter thingies.
^ good times. I didn't care for the actual fight though. It relies heavily on dodging attacks to go in to slow motion and I never really used that during the game.
It's a great game, but with piss poor boss battles.
Tried the RE5 and 6 demos on Switch. RE5 hasn't aged well, the opening area is still a bad re4 copy/paste. Controls are tank like. Playing re6 afterwards is something of a revelation. You can run without holding down a button. You can run in the opposite direction without slowly rotating or quick turning. You can hide behind cover, punch instantaneously. Dodge and jump roll on the floor and shoot. So much better. The visuals look amazing in 1080p, if it was a new game releasing today I couldn't tell the difference. Unfortunately after I completed the Chris Red field demo I was left feeling a touch empty, it was like a 3rd person call of duty. Very linear too. Too far off the crowd control concept. But I played the Leon sections of re6 already. RE5 though, sheva blocking your view, getting killed off screen. Having to ammo swap in real time wtf is this shit? It feels like gyro aiming would make both games must haves for me.
I've been getting to the bottom of the mysterious happenings which all started out with me cheating with that blonde temptress a week ago. I've been climbing for my life in my dreams every night since. I've made a breakthrough and think I know how I can stop this madness for ever, for everyone, but it will take more effort than I was expecting at first. I hope to see the end of this today or tomorrow though...
It's been a game I've always wanted to play since I first came to know of it. Having never owned a PS3 or X360, having it playable through BC on Xbone was more reason than I needed to track it down and play it.
So far it's living up to expectations, which is more than I could have hoped for. The difficulty is a bit uneven, as I find the latter levels to be much more straightforward than some of the more complex sections in the middle portion of the game. Truely enjoying playing through it and once I've finished it I'll definitely return to it later on for a second playthrough to see how your answers impact the actual story.
The difficulty in the levels of Catherine is truly bizarre. I think it was the third or fourth night, but one of those two was by far the hardest part of the game.
And there are like 6 endings in the original and at least twice that in the remaster. Most of that is affected by what you do in the bar more than anything if I'm not mistaken.
It’s a chupacabra! Kill it! Kill it with fire!
Somebody here has to buy it and wear it on Halloween and we need pictures!
It's at Wallmart
I highly recommend the game 'Reventure' on the Switch. It's only $10 and it answers the al-important question: "What if heroes like Link were assholes?"
I'll say no more! Give it a try. It's a blast!
Not to mention the pure hell that he gives the chickens of the village.
No, it's a cultural thing. Everybody does those things in Japan. True story.I finally have gotten to a point where I'm ready to finish Breath of the Wild. Love the game, but I think I'm ready to move on. Got my master sword, freed all the divine beasts, lots of stamina, and lots of hearts. so I think myself all right let's just finish this and go fight Ganon. So I run into the entrance of the castle, and then realize oh.... I'm going to have to work my way through the castle. I don't just get the challenge him do I?
And then I died by one of those guardian laser shooter thingies.
It's a great game, but with piss poor boss battles.
This weekend I’ve played a ton of Borderlands 3 inching closer to the finish. What about you, badass fanatics?
I’ve played some Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, Gears 5, and The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening this long weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving everybody! 🦃
Indeed. I was in people’s houses smashing pots and barrels in Dragon Quest XI. It’s just something that everyone does there.
I've been getting to the bottom of the mysterious happenings which all started out with me cheating with that blonde temptress a week ago. I've been climbing for my life in my dreams every night since. I've made a breakthrough and think I know how I can stop this madness for ever, for everyone, but it will take more effort than I was expecting at first. I hope to see the end of this today or tomorrow though...
It's been a game I've always wanted to play since I first came to know of it. Having never owned a PS3 or X360, having it playable through BC on Xbone was more reason than I needed to track it down and play it.
So far it's living up to expectations, which is more than I could have hoped for. The difficulty is a bit uneven, as I find the latter levels to be much more straightforward than some of the more complex sections in the middle portion of the game. Truely enjoying playing through it and once I've finished it I'll definitely return to it later on for a second playthrough to see how your answers impact the actual story.
And there are like 6 endings in the original and at least twice that in the remaster. Most of that is affected by what you do in the bar more than anything if I'm not mistaken.
I also played a fair amount of the arcade original 1983 Mario Bros.
Both on Switch.