While the 1st and 3rd game have a heavy emphasis on open-exploration, the 2nd game is more linear and mission structured which is similar to how the Pikmin series operated for their sequels.
I kinda want that for LM4, have it be an improved version of LM2 just like how LM3 is an improved version of LM1.
I’ve been deleting games I’m confident I don’t need or won’t sink hours into, it’s kinda easy to narrow down on the amount games on my Retroid that I’ll play or at-least get to eventually.
Anyone else doing this?
-Chris is fully aware of Leonard’s wizard antics in TD but he’s entertained by his idiocy to the point of admittedly missing him sometimes because he knows it’ll inevitably cost him elimination and when it happens, he mocks and makes fun of him for it.
-Don scolds Leonard after his elimination in RR instead of dissing him by addressing his delusional mindset in a more strict and stern way, he’s offended that Leonard treated his show like a joke and didn’t take it seriously like everyone else.
I’ve always found PS1 to be in this weird middle ground where it’s games are optimized and easy enough to emulate on small devices without analog sticks that can play early retro stuff like NES/SNES/Genesis/GB etc but it’s the only 3D 5th Gen console fully capable in that category unlike N64 and Saturn.
PS1 also can be played on bigger expensive devices with analog sticks that can play up to PS2/GC/Wii/Switch but it might feel like overkill unless you wanna play Ape Escape super badly lol.
I’m mainly curious about this.