Nintendo DS
I beat Radiant Historia with 100% completion this week. It’s
a great game. Atlus continues to impress me. I believe a true strength of this
game is its characters. The main character in particular is an accomplished spy
and swordsman, a far cry from the standard RPG hero who starts out as a nobody.
Shuffling around two timelines of activities is a unique experience, akin distantly
to Chrono Cross. If you like traditional
role-playing games, this one is a must play. It is among the few true
traditional-style RPG (a.k.a. “Japanese” or “JRPG”) around in the last decade.
PC
Wizard & Monk Duet |
Diablo III was
released this week. I was not particularly excited because I did not play Diablo II so I did not know what I was
missing. I knew it would be a big event for most of my game playing friends, so
I decided I would get it to play with them. So far, I have not been disappointed.
I always have at least one friend on to team up with and the game itself is a
lot of fun. I’m playing a Monk with my wife and a Wizard without her (she’s
playing Wizard).
So building in Terraria
completely took over my weekend last week. I decided at some point that my
little underground bunker wasn’t good enough for the people of Terraria and built a few homes. I built
a Toad House for my Merchant (and later on the Arms Dealer and Clothier). I
also built a Heart Container for the Nurse to use as an Infirmary. Over by my
vast garden area, I built a hut for my Dryad out of mud, stone and grass. I
plan to continue a hanging garden all around her house for Waterleaf plants if Diablo III doesn’t keep me away.
I attempted to play a game of Civilization V with my brother last night, but we could not stay connected for more than a handful of turns. We spent an hour trying to get it to work but eventually gave up. Great disappointment was had by all. Since I didn't technically "play" the game, I won't post pictures but I thought I'd mention it nonetheless.
-TOP
@TOPGamingBlog
Related Links
My Brother's Art - http://deezer509.deviantart.com/
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