Enter the garden of MADNESS!
I completed No More Heroes the other day, and it has been the most satisfying game I've played on the Wii console.
It may be because it doesn't rely on gimmicky motion controls for the basic functions of moving or attacking, the whacked out world of Santa Destroy, Ca, or that the game's hero comes from the "Coop Cooplowski School of Martial Arts"- playing video games and watching pro-wrestling could make you into a walking killing machine!
It's probably all of those combined. The ending made just as much sense as the game did, and I'd love to see a sequel continuing the adventures of dorky Travis Touchdown and his over the top Grindhouse antics.
After returning an extra copy of "The Orange Box" and "Assassins Creed" on moral grounds, which I both got for my birthday, to Amazon.com, I ordered both seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender and had 30 bucks credit left over.
nekoewen and sirsanjiyan suggested I get CthulhuTech, and so I have. The shipping date says it will be here on the 5th, and so I give a word of warning if you're in my gaming group as I did for both of them:
Once I look over this book, I will pester the entire lot of you to play the game. It will not stop, No sir, until we actually get a session or two into this mash-up marvel. That is, unless all the stellar reviews were baldfaced lies. But just get your character concept ready just in case.
Which also reminds me, I need to continue on my music RPG before that book comes in...
It may be because it doesn't rely on gimmicky motion controls for the basic functions of moving or attacking, the whacked out world of Santa Destroy, Ca, or that the game's hero comes from the "Coop Cooplowski School of Martial Arts"- playing video games and watching pro-wrestling could make you into a walking killing machine!
It's probably all of those combined. The ending made just as much sense as the game did, and I'd love to see a sequel continuing the adventures of dorky Travis Touchdown and his over the top Grindhouse antics.
After returning an extra copy of "The Orange Box" and "Assassins Creed" on moral grounds, which I both got for my birthday, to Amazon.com, I ordered both seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender and had 30 bucks credit left over.
nekoewen and sirsanjiyan suggested I get CthulhuTech, and so I have. The shipping date says it will be here on the 5th, and so I give a word of warning if you're in my gaming group as I did for both of them:
Once I look over this book, I will pester the entire lot of you to play the game. It will not stop, No sir, until we actually get a session or two into this mash-up marvel. That is, unless all the stellar reviews were baldfaced lies. But just get your character concept ready just in case.
Which also reminds me, I need to continue on my music RPG before that book comes in...