“Borderlands,” indeed ANY FPS, is not a game that I typically give a second glance, thanks to the fact that most of them are so similar that even their screen shots tend to blur together into a nightmare of brown and gray environments populated by huge, burly dude-men shooting each other. Having already played the non-DLC-enhanced PlayStation 3 ve...
Ah - one of my old favorites - and, of course, one of the games I so egregiously sold in my rush to get a next-gen console when I was too young to know any better. Good to know it still has merit in this day and age.
Wait 6mo and they will knock 5 bucks off. I bet i get 20+ hours of enjoyment out of what lunch costs for the week. Thats a bargain! And its less money than i paid for ff2 on snes almost 20 years ago. Trust me its worth it
You'll be happy to know I ordered The Last Story today - it may be awhile before I get around to it, but if it's one of the last great games for the Wii, I'm not going to pass it up.
Now I'm excited to play this - I'm a big fan of H.P. Lovecraft and old-school RPGS - so I should hopefully get all the references. I'm almost finished with The Walking Dead (review up soon) - mayhap I'll pop this in next. And you're right - it's a sad world in which a $1.50 can trump just about anything else out there.
Yes, i did get ahold of Pandora's Tower but in my hands i found it to be vastly inferior to Xenoblade and The Last Story. So I'm pretty well officially done with the Wii for now.. occasionally i turn it on, but it's pretty much over. I'm using my new tablet for most of my games now... and even that is mostly retro gaming with emulators
As for Nier, there are really only three dungeons: the Lost Shrine, the Ruins and the Thieves Hideout in the desert. They are not random - so instead of running around the overworld killing things, you're running around halls killings things.
