JamesRobot

A Møøse once bit my sister... No realli!

Polybius arcade License to Kill NES Garage Cart Die Hard NES Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards DOS big box Twilight Zone pinball machine

No way. You're keeping that.

The fact that its a competition caravan shooter doesn't diminish the quality of the game. I'd put in on the level of Super Bat Puncher. It's not a full length LP. More of an EP. ...I'll throw in a vote for Super Bat Puncher while I'm at it.

I can't agree more. Blade Buster is exceptional. The only criticism is probably its length, but that is certainly part of the charm for me.

I'd argue that it's a little more of a Metroid style game. A Megatroidvania as it were.

Kickass! You're an instant winner! Your local spot just gave you a hundred bucks store credit! What's the first thing you're buying?

My top 10 no particular order: Larry Nebs 'n Debs Blade Buster Both Battle Kids; Battle Kid 2 gun to my head Star Evil Arlington Apple Lizard Streemerz Spook-o-Tron 8 BIT XMAS 2018 Full Quiet Super Russian Roulette

Pretty standard point-n-click adventure. You make your way through all of the scenes which are essentially lifted straight from the movie and animated Terry Gilliam style. It's pretty funny.

I almost forgot. I also own the PC game!

10. Any nerd worth their salt will tell you the same. I can see why it's the "overrated" Python movie but it legit deserves the praise. I've watched a ton (all?) of the Flying Circus and all the movies, and I can always rewatch Holy Grail.

Fuck that. I respect it. Tunic reeks of secret depth. But my old ass has no patience for that shit. I totally internetted that page and most of the fairies. It was honestly pissing me off near the end. And the final boss fight was too hard.

Tunic is an 8.49 for me. I'm not quite to the point that everyone should play it, but I could be swayed upon a replay. Highly recommended regardless. Interested in all the rest. We'll see if I get around to any of them.

Just wrapped up Tunic. Gotta say it lives up to the hype even if I was a little reserved going in. Deliberately designed to drop you into the world with zero context, it genuinely feels like the first time you powered up the Legend of Zelda uninformed by decades of sequels. Obviously it's derivative but Tunic is unique enough to stand on it's own. It definitely has a Fez vibe to it as well. Not quite so whimsical, Tunic has a more serious tone. But the developer explicitly spoke on the influence. Totally worth owning a physical copy and the game almost demands it. Highly recommended.

Update: I regret nothing! My years of scoffs are justified with a BIG THANKS to @T-Pac. Dude sent a surprise package the other day. Lo and behold, I now have my very own copy of Duck Tales 2 (au français)! Along with a T-Pac original Robot Scrooge McDuck drawing. So cool.