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Nintendo is the way to go for that age. So much they can jump in and play where you don't have to worry about questionable content. I don't know enough about the WiiU to recommend it or not but the Wii is fantastic.
my five year old played all the lego games and super smash bros.
Is that the one where their entire clientele rage-quit because it was so poorly administered?
Pretty much with the people I knew who played it. It is free to play in name only, have to pay for progression.
I had like 2500 coins on the amazon appstore, so bought it but haven't played it yet.
I've thought about it, but I feel odd paying 4X as much for the stripped down phone version than I paid on Steam.
Did you find the Supply Crate in the cave right before the fight with the Nightmare? It's just to the left of where you respawn when you die. It definitely helps to have a full arsenal of potions (especially health) for that fight.
Very much looking forward to it, but I don't think it's going to be anything like Skyrim. It'll be big, for sure, but it's probably not going to be "huge open world, do whatever you want, even completely ignore the main story if you wish and still get 200 hours out of it" - to me, that's what made Skyrim (and other ES games before it) stand alone.
Yeah - but I can't get the guy under 30k before I croak. So I end up with a half complement of potions going in (my guys were on fumes to start). Maybe I can backtrack a bit to get a bit better there, but still it doesn't seem like it's likely. Stuck with only one magic guy and little in the way of electricity.
Yeah definitely let us know. I loved the original and they claim this is the full game.
I own both GTA V for console and PC. The PC version is vastly better looking and 60 fps is noticably better for gameplay, but you need a very good rig for it. The movie director mode is also pretty fun to play around in. I never use first person because I dont like playing that way. I'd probably say that if you really feel the itch to play again, it'll be worth it only if your PC is capable of running it on high settings.
I am playing Witcher 2 on Xbox 360. It all seems like a little much to start with. You don't just walk into a fight. You have to prepare yourself and your weapons. Then there are your own powers/spells and figuring out when to use those. There are no health potions to drink in battle so never go on without full health. Quen is your friend here. Once you start to get it though it makes sense and adds some realism to the encounters.
I think I read some where that Witcher 3 has re-designed the potion system. Let me see if I can find it....................................................ok here is what I read (don't know how accurate this is though)
I started it the other night and played for a few hours. Reminds me a lot of the Godfather game that came out YEARS ago for obvious reasons.
I'd compare W2 to Mass Effect. A little more customization and combat complexity, not as well written or compelling a story, but that's the style. Not purely open world like Skyrim. Player decisions have material effects on the plot.
Story driven, 3rd person, swords & sorcery RPG.
Glad to hear this! Hope you can make it the rest of the way through without anything quite so bad. Good luck.
Love it, but yeah the ending was pretty crunched during dev. Other big issue was that the game was buggy as hell. If you are on PC, the unofficial patch REALLY helps things.
I have never done an MMO and don't really have any interest in jumping in.
I didn't really find it buggy but the ending was definitely rushed. Still that was only the last 5-10% of the game so I still think it was just really well done. The voice acting was really top notch and the story must have taken ridiculous amounts of time to develop.
Eh, there are some quests that can never be completed, and some "events" that are supposed to happen but won't unless things are done in an exact order. Things like that are fixed in the unofficial patch, but I played it the first time or two without it and as you said, not a disaster.
Ditto. Could be amazing if they do it right. I know that's a big if.Foosball God said:
I really enjoyed Alan Wake when I played many moons ago. It really has a unique feel that no other game I played had before. The story is top notch and it just drips with atmosphere.Chaka said:
