There's far too much I want to write about, but I have very little time in which to do so.
I want to post about From Dust, which I played the demo of years ago and loved, and then a couple of nights ago I played the full game after buying it in a sale and found it rather pedestrian (though I didn't play it for long enough, I suspect).
I want to post about Super Mario Bros Deluxe, which I got free for registering a NNID on the 3DS. I can't believe I fully completed this on the GBC; the viewing distance is awful and requires many leaps of faith.
I want to post about Frobisher Says, which is an amazing Wario Ware type game on the PSV Vita. I will post about that one day.
I want to post about Everybody's Golf, which has been consuming my commutes.
I want to post about Ecolibrium, which is similar to Little Deviants in that it doesn't allow you to play a portable system while travelling. About ten minutes into the game, it requires you to turn the console around 180° to look behind you. When sitting on the train, that's not happening. I've not turned it on since.
I could take some time on my commute to post about these, of course, but unfortunately I realised I've not completed Picross e2 yet, and so am working on that. Some of the resulting pictures are pretty tenuous, to say the least. I manage to complete around five puzzles a day, so it probably won't last me that long ... but then there's Picross e3 ...
I want to post about From Dust, which I played the demo of years ago and loved, and then a couple of nights ago I played the full game after buying it in a sale and found it rather pedestrian (though I didn't play it for long enough, I suspect).
I want to post about Super Mario Bros Deluxe, which I got free for registering a NNID on the 3DS. I can't believe I fully completed this on the GBC; the viewing distance is awful and requires many leaps of faith.
I want to post about Frobisher Says, which is an amazing Wario Ware type game on the PSV Vita. I will post about that one day.
I want to post about Everybody's Golf, which has been consuming my commutes.
I want to post about Ecolibrium, which is similar to Little Deviants in that it doesn't allow you to play a portable system while travelling. About ten minutes into the game, it requires you to turn the console around 180° to look behind you. When sitting on the train, that's not happening. I've not turned it on since.
I could take some time on my commute to post about these, of course, but unfortunately I realised I've not completed Picross e2 yet, and so am working on that. Some of the resulting pictures are pretty tenuous, to say the least. I manage to complete around five puzzles a day, so it probably won't last me that long ... but then there's Picross e3 ...
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