[QUOTE="ebbderelict"]I've got my Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time Review ready to go, with some vids that can be included, but I can't seem to post any updates on the Union homepage. :( bugbag
Can you try it again? Alright, I'll give it a shot tomorrow.
[QUOTE="ebbderelict"]Our Wii has been getting a lot of love lately. The wife and I have been enjoying rounds of the new You Don't Know Jack, and we've started playing Kirby's Epic Yarn together. I've also been helping the kids out with Toy Story 3, and this weekend I started playing the Wii version of Prince of Persia: the Forgotten Sands.Shy_Guy_Red
Oh nice! How is Epic Yarn?Â
So far it's simple, easy and relaxing. I don't even think there's a way to lose other than giving up. I probably wouldn't be into it as a single-player game, but having an adventure like this that my wife and I can share and not worry about hindering the other player during the game-play to any significant degree makes it perfect for us to play after the kids go to bed.
Our Wii has been getting a lot of love lately. The wife and I have been enjoying rounds of the new You Don't Know Jack, and we've started playing Kirby's Epic Yarn together. I've also been helping the kids out with Toy Story 3, and this weekend I started playing the Wii version of Prince of Persia: the Forgotten Sands.
The Intellvision was the first console in our home, and it was awesome. It still is awesome! Lock'n'Chase, Tron: Deadly Discs, AD&D: Cloud Mountain, the list goes on for great games. The C64 was the first computer in our home, and we had a huge library of games for it as well. Super Pipeline, Spy Hunter, Archon, Mission Impossible... again, it goes on forever. Too bad the load times were crap. Eventually I got an NES, and my favourite game on that system to date is Bionic Commando.
I've got my Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time Review ready to go, with some vids that can be included, but I can't seem to post any updates on the Union homepage. :(
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