Well, I already obliterated NSMB2 and unlocked everything. Not worried about the gold coin thing though. I'm halfway through Solatorobo (woo, picked up this gem along with my 3DSXL last sunday for $10 and it had the soundtrack still!) so I'll finish that off.
Lead my weekly World of Warcraft raid and blow though heroic DS to my last member their heroic Handmaiden mount.
Big game this weekend is Guild Wars 2 for the PC. Been waiting 5 years for this gem of an MMO and the beta weekends proved to me that this game will be something special.
I can't believe people are saying that it doesn't look different from first one when it clearly sports better animation, more detailed sprites, and better graphical effects than what the TG16 could muster for the first installment in the series. Its actually a better game all-around as it requires more skill to get through some really tough spots along with a couple tricky bosses as well. Being the big Splatterhouse fan that I have been for the past 18 years, I really enjoy the first one still and play through it on a regular basis but the sequels are better games overall for the most part. Definitely downloading this to support it.
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TurboTEF commented on Talking Point: What Games Are You Playing This...:
Well, I already obliterated NSMB2 and unlocked everything. Not worried about the gold coin thing though. I'm halfway through Solatorobo (woo, picked up this gem along with my 3DSXL last sunday for $10 and it had the soundtrack still!) so I'll finish that off.
Lead my weekly World of Warcraft raid and blow though heroic DS to my last member their heroic Handmaiden mount.
Big game this weekend is Guild Wars 2 for the PC. Been waiting 5 years for this gem of an MMO and the beta weekends proved to me that this game will be something special.
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TurboTEF commented on Splatterhouse 2:
I can't believe people are saying that it doesn't look different from first one when it clearly sports better animation, more detailed sprites, and better graphical effects than what the TG16 could muster for the first installment in the series. Its actually a better game all-around as it requires more skill to get through some really tough spots along with a couple tricky bosses as well. Being the big Splatterhouse fan that I have been for the past 18 years, I really enjoy the first one still and play through it on a regular basis but the sequels are better games overall for the most part. Definitely downloading this to support it.