Haven't really kept up with the current games lately, but I finally did get that "Power-Up Pro" Card from Gamestop since why not save money on used games, and really, most of where my money goes to are just that, Pre-owned games. Used to be a FPS fanatic until the number of that genre just kept on getting higher, to the point where I'd get 2-3 FPSs per season. The games kept increasing but the quality did the complete opposite. It just felt lackluster, like sports games. And yeah, I'm hunting down titles for the Wii as well. I only own: Tales of Symphonia II, LoZ: TP, RE4, The Last Story, Pandora's Tower, No More Heroes 1 & 2, Fragile Dreams, Muramasa, and finally, Xenoblade Chronicles.
I'd have to say that you're not too far off on my situation as well. This is an insider's joke but I'm developing a "Nate Syndrome". To explain, I have a friend named Nate, who has +300 games on his Steam library but has only beaten 7-8 games. The rest, eh. But in my case, I can say that I'm "buying back" my childhood, since most of the games I get are ones that I wasn't able to play all those years back. Now, I'm just so busy that I can't really keep up with why I buy anymore, so it's most likely an impulse buy in my part aha.
Aha either way works for me, atm I'm actually getting ready for college, which mine starts in 6-Days. *shrugs I've been working on my PS2 collection, so far I've gotten: All .hack G.Us, Xenosaga I and III, Odin Sphere, The Bouncer, Wild Arms 3-5, and Suikoden I-III. Since my brother obtained a Wii U, I squeezed myself into finding a copy of Xenoblades, with success! (Ranted about the experience in my blog). But yeah Baten Kaitos are my next targets on my to do list.
Outline, oh very much so aha. And last time I was here (Roughly 2 years ago), this place was pretty lively! Though sadly for me, school got in the way, so my hiatus was more of real life influences. In any case, a good evening to you!
If you've ever seen "The Thing", though I feel that you have. Still, a classic that has it's cringe worthy moments, and honestly, aged fairly well. If you've already seen it, go see it again, and with an open mind.
I believe I am "smart", but it's the certain intelligence of an analyst. I'm by no means a mathematician, but I understand the concept of human relations, bases of society, and simple emotions off of certain catalysts. Do I like to learn? No, in fact, it's not one of my strong suits. However, I am continuously learning about people, whether good or bad, it's a habit.
Eh, I got Tales of Xillia. I have no regrets. It's a fantastic game.bbkkristian
My friend Kevin, who works at a nearby Gamestop, literally opened his pre-ordered copy of "Tales of Xillia" (The Limited Edition copy), put all the contents back in, and traded it back for Dragon's Crown. This all happened in a matter of 3 minutes, I smacked him in the back of the head.
There are many instances of Time Travel being a thriving concept in certain medias, but really, I think it's the games that involved Time Travel, that really can be a double-edged sword. There are some games that represent the subject perfectly, Chrono Trigger, Prince of Persia, and Ocarina of Time respectively, then theres.. Final Fantasy XIII-2 *shivers*. Though, in terms of Genre, Sci-Fi seems to be the most "safe" out of the rest to pull it off.
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