RavenX302

I have played maybe five hour chunks every few months since its original release. Something about the sheer quality of the city makes me keep trying to get through it, but I probably never will. I never had a game turn me off based on its characters, but that combined with any interest in the plot or the super hand held mission structure, (particularly the more elaborate missions), I just have next to no pull to finish.

Its the only game I have ever tried and tried to get into, but I just get sick of it. Unfortunate, because there seems like a ton of content that potentially seems cool.

yes, fuck/.....dont forget the ds library.

Dawn of Discovery is fucking incredible for a pocket city builder...

I even kind of like the sim city on the DS. its unwieldy as fuck, but once you get used to it, it is kinda interesting and just a bit different.

hotel dusk....oh, jesus. the world ends with you, Radiant Historia, ninja giaden

The Ds had such net novel games.

Rune factory(3ds) shin megami tensei IV

I always felt the retro part of the site was always part of the equation. That aspect has always had a strong presence in content.

Bruce Lee is just so damn interesting to watch, that the quality of the actual movie doesn't really matter. Still, I always felt Way of the Dragon is the pinnacle of Bruce being a charismatic badass. From beginning to end, he is just so enjoyable to watch. Fist of Legend is my personal favourite as a display of Bruce's physical abilities, and Enter the Dragon as just above The Big Boss.

Enter the Dragon has that iconic ending scene with the mirrors and the claw mark, but I always felt like I wanted to see more action from Bruce. I find when that movie starts to drag, it fucking drags and I just have trouble keeping interest until Bruce starts busting fools again.

Fist of Legend and Way of the Dragon are my personal two that, from beginning to end, I can enjoy even when Bruce Lee isn't kicking ass.

Honestly, its been maybe four years since I last watched Enter the Dragon as it never really stuck like the others. Maybe I should check it out again and see if that dragging is the same as it is in my mind.

Random thought, just cause I am reminded of ico....

The love for that game flys well over me, but jesus does that game not feel like Another World. Its actually kinda eery to me, as at the time, I couldn't remember what that odd nes game I kept having memories of for years (that fucking intro). When I played Ico, it all came back...so, that in itself is extraordinarily impressive, to me.

Man, that fucking game...as much as i disliked playing it, the tone of the setting and gameplay is undeniable.

Along with demo derby, metal gear, (couple) movie commentaries and mario party, party, Dan is kinda the biggest catalysis for valued content outside of the east coast. As luke warm as I am on him from time to time, these are certainly the reasons I keep re-upping my subscription. Can't wait for Mario party 6.

the added dimension of touch that the vive presents is undeniably more appealing. have to wait and see how the Rift's touch controls compare.

still not worth the price of admission for tech demos, personally.

They;'re franchises that are a hell of a lot longer in the tooth than God of War.

Whatever....have to wait to see actual gameplay. I'm not really interested, but hardly shocked or surprised Sony is trying to squeeze a bit more out of the property, even if thats hardly pennies at this point.

fucking whatever. i haven't used my wiiu in over a year, but i always thought the pad was neat and always felt good to hold, considering the size.

man, just nothing grabbing me yet....already had my 'stardew valley' in Rune factory 2 years ago...

ive played more heroes of might and magic 3 than anything else this year, which is often my sign that nothing has grabbed me at all.