Hahaha yeah. Man it seems like the further we walk in one direction the further we walk away from another.
I mean like, we’ve got so many fresh and new experiences to make our lives easier and happier, but every step we take it feels like we forget the old ones, and instead we learn new things to make us unhappy. Why can’t we make progress without losing it, or making it more complicated for ourselves?
Why I loved Nino Kuni Wrath of the White Witch it based on Studio Gibil. Excellent game and great RPG with awesome animation. The second game had potential but they turn into a grinding game. But had an awesome story as well.
Yeah I have it for the PS3. I remember pre-ordering this game. I looked it up and you can find on Steam but they want freaking 49.99 for it. Which crazy this game has to be 10 to 12 years old.
Yes, just found it on Steam but they are asking way to much for a 12 year old game. I mean I bought it new on PS3 for 40 bucks in 2013. Why is it forsale at 49.99 on Steam?
Most people look fondly on the last time they were truly healthy and energetic. Some people, early in their 50s, some people their early childhood, some people don’t have it.
It was the last battlefield I played, and only the open beta. Because it was only during the open beta I remember the absolute blinding flashlights lol. Like a portable flashbang gun.
How do you play a different game every day? Don’t you have a campaign in one game that extends over multiple days? I could never juggle games the way you do.
But kudos to you, and congratulations on 400 days! I always upvote your posts whenever I see them in my feed.
Though it’s mainly multiple story-heavy games at once I couldn’t do myself I think. Jumping back and forth between Minecraft and Halo and Mario Kart and what have you feels slightly different.
I have a lot of free time. I’ve been a bit overwhelmed lately so i’ve been bouncing around from thing to thing until i find something i can fit into my schedule. Usually my evenings are free though and i play multiplayer with friends which is always a guarantee
I played this for a bit last year (16h on Steam), and while I don’t think it’s bad, it does get really repetitive. Most of the weapons felt extremely similar, and eventually all my runs would play out the same, where I’d just find a choke point, funnel all enemies through there and mow them down, so it’s just a boring horde shooter. Having a dozen weapons all around your screen is only amusing for so long.
Damn, single-player only. My brother-in-law is obsessed with Risk of Rain 2 and this seems like a good alternative, but the lack of co-op means he probably wouldn’t play it.
The creativity in that game is insane. It’s the game that made me realize how incredibly talented the people at Nintendo are, and what a game could be. One of my favorites.
I’d argue it’s up there as a contender for one of the best Nintendo Games. They have a large catalog to pick from though. I’d even argue most of the 3D Mario’s are a solid choice
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