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Gaming Update · Sep 24, 09:03 PM

Cool. Grand space-opera turns space-opera-with-light-horror. The vehical runs are a blast. I switched to Easy for the last several episodes because I’m lame. Halo is Doom 2 without the innovative level design.

Single Player Rating: B-

Sweet babies, this sequel reeks. The graphics glitch. Levels are even less uninspired, if not quite as repetitive and back-tracky. Cut-scenes and main characters are flat, emotionless. I don’t remember the campaign because it didn’t hold my interest and I couldn’t hear half the voiced audio over combat noise. Halo 2 takes itself too seriously. The energy sword is a fun gimmick, though. The graphics glitch; I mentioned that?.

Single Player Rating: D

I’ve got all the achievements, now let’s just move along.

Landscape architecture and garden planning? Yay! Attracting colorful piñata that make sickeningly cute coos and meeps? Yay! Inducing paired doenuts and mousemallows to do the romance dance so that I can whack their children with my shovel and until they explode in a poof of confetti and candy and happy kids hoorays? Yay! More cute than a pile of kittens? Yay! Unlocking a complex web of growth requirements and secret achievements? yay, too!

Rating: A. Yay!!

Now excuse me, I have to figure out how to breed Green Flutterscotches to put my Lickatoads in the mood for dancing.

Seriously, how long are we expected to be patient? (Flippant responce: patience isn’t a virtue unless it’s stretched). Excitingly spotted at the 2007 Tokyo Game Show last weekend.

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