This is a great way to keep you motivated to take what little time you have to play games and keep going :). If you don't mind I'd like to throw a recommendation out to you (that helps me a bunch).
Check out backlogger(dot)com. Great site to keep tabs on your progress and some community support :).
@adac01: I mentioned this on twitter to someone. Basically, if we find ourselves feeling like we're not making enough progress for our (and everyone else's) tastes, and it really feels like we're dragging on, adding a second episode each week isn't out of the realm of possibility. For the time being, we're gonna stick with one a week and see how we feel after the first grip of episodes.
FWIW, returning this week, we all still remembered pretty much everything that had gone on in the previous episode, and spent a bit of time at the top discussing it as a refresher.
The only issue with the scenario you present here is this: if you guys or the audience starts to feel like the game is dragging on, will putting out more episodes per week at that point really lead to better quality episodes? You risk going into the territory where you guys are playing a game out of necessity to finish it and not because you enjoy it. Watching you guys play a game like it's a chore isn't very enjoyable for anyone involved (the very end of Metal Gear Scanlon felt a bit like this).
I'd say take advantage of the fact that you guys are all super hyped about the game at the moment and put out more episodes per week now, and then if/when you guys feel saturated with the game then you start doing one episode a week. That way you would give yourselves more time to look forward to the next one when you're maybe not as hyped to jump back in later on.
Did not see that coming. Judging by how populated the user-created levels were I figured they were doing quite well. However, just based on my opinion of the "core" game it was very lackluster compared to LEGO & Activision's entry. Skylanders has a real game and so does LEGO, while Disney focused on weird, closed "mini-games" for most of their product. I regretted my purchase of Disney Infinity 2.0 solely based on that.
My prayers go out for the developers and I hope they can all land on their feet.
Oh my God. I have been waiting for them to make another one of these forever! I use to play this ALL THE TIME in my local arcade. Cannot wait to pick it up myself.
I don't even own a Wii U and this score leaves me bummed out. I still go back and play the original Star Fox (SNES) from time to time and was really hoping Nintendo knew how to bring it to 2016.
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