Good christ I had fun with Here Is Where It Ends.
It's much stranger in comparison to the rest of your stuff, and I fucking love it for that.
A lot of the first 40 seconds or so make me think of something from mother 3, if that matters.
Hey I'm gonna go ahead and second World of Goo
i came across an ill-gotten wii points card or two and decided to try it out
simple, flash game quality fun, with nice looking visuals and acceptable music. neat little physics based touches, and a simple, somewhat funny story setup
even the wii cursor on the title screen is entertaining for a short while
Hahah shortly after I listened to both of the burn out tracks you sent me, I come to the internet to find youve given them to everyone else.
Downloading, eager to hear the new ones.
i think ive been playing this game like earthbound so far, at a relatively low level
would anybody who has completed chapter 7 tell me what general levels you were at? he's giving me a hell of a time
Calpis, vba-m doesnt work the same for every computer. It works great on my xp pc, whereas the same rom had skips and errors in vba 1.7.2. On the other hand, my girlfriend's pc has vista installed unfortunately, and vba-m runs mother 3 like garbage. 1.7.2 runs better than ever though. Kinda odd.
you want the combo to start as soon as you press a. that means once you get to flints "attacked!" box, hit a as the beginning of the combo
also practice is a whole lot easier once you get to osohe castle and pick up the battle memory book from the present on the first floor. it lets you battle any enemy youve encountered before for as long as you want. you dont take any damage or anything, its there specifically so you can practice the various music. really neat addition i'd say
I have a feeling that, in the event that nintendo had any serious reason to want to avoid bringing this game to the states, it would have to be the magypsies.
fairly certain that scvs still build things and mine resources, drones morph, and the toss telelport
it is reasonable to believe that the tech tree expands