Plus, fresh off a Nintendo event in New York, some family-centric observations about Resident Evil 9, Pragmata, Mario Tennis Fever, and the Virtual Boy.
As soon as I saw that the headline was framed as a question, I knew the answer would be "no!"
I assume the new question is, do you think your kids are going to be battling over Peach again, or are they both going to set their sights on playing as Rosalina?
I thoroughly enjoyed Henry Hatsworth and the Puzzling Adventure so Pragmata has now climbed much higher up my must play list! I also did pick up a Virtual Boy on deep clearance in the 90’s (mine from a Blockbuster that had been renting out the whole system plus the games). My friend and I ended up building a head mounted system for it using styrofoam, a belt, and lots of duct tape. It still wasn’t very comfortable to use, but it was better than leaning forward on a desk or table. My friend even wore it and played while I was driving one time and when I stopped to get gas we had someone very concerned about the person in my passenger seat with a large device strapped to their head. I wonder if that would even register to people as weird now…
As soon as I saw that the headline was framed as a question, I knew the answer would be "no!"
I assume the new question is, do you think your kids are going to be battling over Peach again, or are they both going to set their sights on playing as Rosalina?
Betteridge's Law of Headlines
I thoroughly enjoyed Henry Hatsworth and the Puzzling Adventure so Pragmata has now climbed much higher up my must play list! I also did pick up a Virtual Boy on deep clearance in the 90’s (mine from a Blockbuster that had been renting out the whole system plus the games). My friend and I ended up building a head mounted system for it using styrofoam, a belt, and lots of duct tape. It still wasn’t very comfortable to use, but it was better than leaning forward on a desk or table. My friend even wore it and played while I was driving one time and when I stopped to get gas we had someone very concerned about the person in my passenger seat with a large device strapped to their head. I wonder if that would even register to people as weird now…