Re: The all inclusive video game thread
Posted: Wed October 25, 2017 1:24 am
South Park is unquestionably my favorite RPG series of all time.
Is it really that good? I've been reluctant, but have remained interested. Is the core mechanic basically turn-based RPG combat, but more dumbed down?BurtReynolds wrote:South Park is unquestionably my favorite RPG series of all time.
A must. A truly great controller. Maybe a decent sized micro SD card too.CopperTom wrote:A pro controller.
Monkey_Driven wrote:A must. A truly great controller. Maybe a decent sized micro SD card too.CopperTom wrote:A pro controller.
I also bought a nice carrying case.
I'm starting to see them a lot more in stores (both the gray and neon versions). I think your kids will love it.bada wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:A must. A truly great controller. Maybe a decent sized micro SD card too.CopperTom wrote:A pro controller.
I also bought a nice carrying case.
Thx. Santa might bring one for the kids.
I can confirm that the PS4 does power it in rest mode. Had quite a bit of fun playing yesterday. The suspend point feature is really nice to have too....there was nothing worse back in the day than having to shut down Super Mario World knowing that you would lose those 50 lives you have saved upMonkey_Driven wrote:Yes, as long as the USB power source (Wii U or PS4) is on. I bet it would work on the PS4 if it is on rest mode too. I'm able to just swap the HDMI cable back and forth too.mf wrote:hey, that's pretty clever though. So ca it power through USB instead of an AC adapter? i might be able to rig something like that up with my PS4Monkey_Driven wrote:Nice!mf wrote:i lucked out yesterday and randomly found some SNES Classic in stock on EB Games' website. it was sold out again a couple minutes later when i went back with a different credit card to order one for my sister for xmas.
I use my Wii U to power on my SNES Classic since everything is wired behind the TV stand and I am lazy. I was about an hour into a session with Yoshi's Island and the Wii U's power mode setting turned the system off. I did not save...
Good to know, good to know.mf wrote:I can confirm that the PS4 does power it in rest mode. Had quite a bit of fun playing yesterday. The suspend point feature is really nice to have too....there was nothing worse back in the day than having to shut down Super Mario World knowing that you would lose those 50 lives you have saved upMonkey_Driven wrote:Yes, as long as the USB power source (Wii U or PS4) is on. I bet it would work on the PS4 if it is on rest mode too. I'm able to just swap the HDMI cable back and forth too.mf wrote:hey, that's pretty clever though. So ca it power through USB instead of an AC adapter? i might be able to rig something like that up with my PS4Monkey_Driven wrote:Nice!mf wrote:i lucked out yesterday and randomly found some SNES Classic in stock on EB Games' website. it was sold out again a couple minutes later when i went back with a different credit card to order one for my sister for xmas.
I use my Wii U to power on my SNES Classic since everything is wired behind the TV stand and I am lazy. I was about an hour into a session with Yoshi's Island and the Wii U's power mode setting turned the system off. I did not save....
What a fun gameE.H. Ruddock wrote:About to start Hey Pikmin
Yeah, reviews have been uniformly stellar. I am a lot more jealous now that I know the whole game doesn't take place in "the real world."Monkey_Driven wrote:Odyssey is just a delight. I've only been able to play a few hours, but it is so polished and expertly made.
There's just something so incredibly special about a mainline Mario game. Really captures the joy and essence of what makes video games such a unique medium.tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah, reviews have been uniformly stellar. I am a lot more jealous now that I know the whole game doesn't take place in "the real world."Monkey_Driven wrote:Odyssey is just a delight. I've only been able to play a few hours, but it is so polished and expertly made.
Ugh. How much is a Switch again?Monkey_Driven wrote:There's just something so incredibly special about a mainline Mario game. Really captures the joy and essence of what makes video games such a unique medium.tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah, reviews have been uniformly stellar. I am a lot more jealous now that I know the whole game doesn't take place in "the real world."Monkey_Driven wrote:Odyssey is just a delight. I've only been able to play a few hours, but it is so polished and expertly made.
$299.99E.H. Ruddock wrote:Ugh. How much is a Switch again?Monkey_Driven wrote:There's just something so incredibly special about a mainline Mario game. Really captures the joy and essence of what makes video games such a unique medium.tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah, reviews have been uniformly stellar. I am a lot more jealous now that I know the whole game doesn't take place in "the real world."Monkey_Driven wrote:Odyssey is just a delight. I've only been able to play a few hours, but it is so polished and expertly made.