You know something? I recently cleaned out my registry, and now my computer's running at reasonable speeds again. This means I'll probably be getting back into the Let's Play business real soon.
In fact, I already have two Let's Plays planned.
It's like Red, but new!
First off, I plan on doing a Let's Play of Pokemon FireRed for the Game Boy Advance. I'm no pro at the game, so don't expect me to be all EV OCD. I'll be having IkeRetsam as a guest in many of these videos, and we'll kick back having a grand ol' time as we realize how ridiculous this game is.
The game franchise with no limits, now unlimited!
I have a 3DS. I used to have Scribblenauts. I DO have Super Scribblenauts. When I first heard about Scribblenauts Unlimited, I really wasn't all too sold on it.
First of all, the novelty of the first two Scribblenauts games kinda wore off on you as the game got more repetitive, and while you could create almost anything you wanted, the customization still seemed lackluster when you considered the small linear environments and the fact that you had to use THEIR interpretation of what you wanted. Furthermore, I didn't know how much they could improve from Super Scribblenauts.
However, after seeing a few videos of how Scribblenauts Unlimited was, I got it pretty quickly. Adding a nice expansive world was a good touch, and the HD and keyboard access was also nice. Best of all is the object creator, giving deeper customization to the game-- making it truly "unlimited." However, since I have the PC version and not the Wii U version, unfortunately Nintendo characters won't be present.
Being able to spawn anything just to solve a few simple puzzles is a great set-up for comedic GOLD, and I hope to do a good fun Let's Play of this game with Kunati as a special guest.
First of all, the novelty of the first two Scribblenauts games kinda wore off on you as the game got more repetitive, and while you could create almost anything you wanted, the customization still seemed lackluster when you considered the small linear environments and the fact that you had to use THEIR interpretation of what you wanted. Furthermore, I didn't know how much they could improve from Super Scribblenauts.
However, after seeing a few videos of how Scribblenauts Unlimited was, I got it pretty quickly. Adding a nice expansive world was a good touch, and the HD and keyboard access was also nice. Best of all is the object creator, giving deeper customization to the game-- making it truly "unlimited." However, since I have the PC version and not the Wii U version, unfortunately Nintendo characters won't be present.
Being able to spawn anything just to solve a few simple puzzles is a great set-up for comedic GOLD, and I hope to do a good fun Let's Play of this game with Kunati as a special guest.
Oh My God Bricks Were Dropped.
I've also started playing the infamous Legend of Dragoon for the Playstation. However, I'll probably won't be Let's Playing till I either beat it or unless I get a guide. Also, I'll probably suck at it. I've done OK so far, but I've heard of this game's difficulty. If all else fails, I MIGHT have to use cheats. Hopefully not though, and I'll try it fairly first.
(Don't judge me, I'm a poor gamer x.x)
Those are some of the games I have planned for you guys. When February comes around and I no longer have copyright strikes on my account, I'll be continuing Spiderman. Minecraft's fate however is undecided.
(Don't judge me, I'm a poor gamer x.x)
Those are some of the games I have planned for you guys. When February comes around and I no longer have copyright strikes on my account, I'll be continuing Spiderman. Minecraft's fate however is undecided.
~Ciao!
OroCrimson
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