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Re: Video: Check Out the Launch Trailer for Slain!

WildApple

@AlexSora89

Some platformer games of that time, I do remember and played the shareware/demo versions:

1. Conan: The Mysteries of Time
2. Prophecy series
3. Lost Vikings (this is more like action platformer with strategy elements, you control 3 vikings)

These are strategy and/or rpg games:
4. Heimdall series (not really sure, but I think it had some platformer sections)
5. Hammer of the Gods (this is a strategy game, if I remember correctly)
6. Valhalla (RPG of some sorts, maybe I remember it to be very similar to Dwarf Fortress?)

Re: Developers Dig into Sales Failure of Toto Temple Deluxe

WildApple

I don't play online games. Only single player.

But, if there is a chance, that a game has a local co-op or splitscreen, I like to play that with my two nieces and nephew. Sadly today there are less and less local multiplayer games. Nintendo is a bright star on the horizon in that matter.

From the newer big racing titles, only Mario Kart and Sonic Racing has local splitscreen. The last splitscreen Need for Speed title, if I remember correctly, was Need for Speed Shift (and Pro Street).

Re: Mario Memories: Playing Super Mario Bros. 3 In The Garden

WildApple

@WaveBoy: that's why I like the Paper Mario Wii game. It has such nice cartoon graphics.

I don't like the 3D CGI Mario games look. I do play them, but I would also like to see a 2D Mario game with the look or graphics like we can see on the above illustrations.

I would buy it instantly.

Re: Disney Infinity Sales Struggling To Maintain Momentum

WildApple

I have a feeling, that these type of "games" won't have a long future.

Maybe, they will have the same fate as these musical type of games (DJ Hero, Rock Band, etc., whatever series there were ...)

Young people (and children) get's bored pretty fast and tend to forget these stuff sooner or later, if it's not interesting for them in the long run. And when it's not trendy anymore, it's dead (from todays marketing view).

Re: Weirdness: Sega's Repackaged Transformers Arcade Game Is An Unexpected Nod To Its Glorious Past

WildApple

Wow, impressive. However, I've got a bad stomach, so ... would try it.

@Artwark: SEGA has some really good games, published and made in the last years, why would they quit the home videogame market?

I would like to see sequels to Vanquish, Universe at War: Earth Assault, Binary Domain and many others.

Yesterday (21 July 2015) arrived Tembo, the Badass Elephant on Steam (PC/Mac), XB1 and PS4 ...

Soon we get Total War: WARHAMMER on PC. What do you want more?

Re: Parent Trap: Skylanders SuperChargers Dials Nintendo Love up to Eleven, Even on Wii

WildApple

The problem is not really in money, but rather in not having so much free time to play any single game I want (hundreds of them). So for games, that need extra time (and things/money) to invest, I rather don't play.

I don't play any multiplayer game at all, just single player. I like, when things have and start and an end.

And these series with Amiibo, Skylanders etc. are made so, that people buy new plastic stuff all the time and they really don't have an end.

When you realize (or not), how much money and time have you invested in this kind of things ... but anyway, everybody knows (or at least should know) what's good for him/her and what he want's do to with his/her money and free time.