I really like Joan Cusack. I think it is because she seemed to get cast as the main girl's best friend in a bunch of late 90's early 00's chick flicks. I just want to go to a café and gossip with her.
Also Eric Roberts. Dude works constantly and it is always fun to see him pop up. Plus he is Victor Donovan in DOA: Dead or Alive, and that film is amazing.
So I went to NXT Nottingham last night and had this realisation that the WWE product that is aimed at adults, and the more hardcore wrestling fan, is more child friendly than the main WWE product.
Also my girlfriend hates cheaters. It doesn't matter if you have a bad attitude like a Baron Corbin, or you're obnoxious like Blake and Murphy, if you "cheat" like Dash and Dawson, or Nia and Emma you are the worst.
Saints Row The Third is the last open world game I played that I went out of my way to play after the story was done, and that's on two platforms.
Assassin's Creed 2 and Brotherhood were also games where I went through the maps systematically to pick up every chest, and I got all but one collectable in Just Cause 2.
But that's actually a rare occurrence with me, I normally end up burning out on most games around two thirds of the way in and then rushing through them to the end.
Viva Piñata is slower than Trouble in Paradise. That is both in a general usability way, and in the way that it hands out unlockables. On the one hand that's bad because the game takes ages to get fully going, but on the other it means you can used to game before the serious shit starts popping off.
Honesty just ask yourself if you want a tutorial or do you want to fuck around and see what happens.
@mezmero: I kinda don't know how to react to the fact Lucha Underground is still great. They have to fuck it up! THIS IS WRESTLING!! They always fuck up wrestling somehow.
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