Just finished the main story of Pikmin 4, now working on the post game content. Also played a little bit of Cassette Beasts with the gf and it's an interesting game, pretty fun for the couple hours I played it.
I haven't, but that good to hear it'll run smoother in the late game! Only made it far in the second level for now, but that'll make the experience all that more better as I progress thru the game.
I'm pretty it's still in ImpactJS, as I recall the HTML5 logo showing up when booting the game. It surprised me first time I played as I didn't expect a game to be built off a web engine, but they sure did deliver haha
Still playing it regularly! While the developer has made some questionable changes, it's still enjoyable. Gives an excuse to go explore new parks and the like, helps that there's an active community where I'm at too.
Yup, played all of them except for 2! Just did a replay of 1 with the HD remake, and now going through 2 for the first time. 3 was great, but felt quite a bit easier than the older ones.
Pikmin 2 will be my go-to most if this weekend if i get the chance to game, trying to finish it before pikmin 4 drops.
It's also a community day weekend for Pokemon Go so will head to a park with some friends for a while to catch some squirtles.
CrossCode is one of my absolute favorite games, yet I hardly see it talked about in larger circles. It's an action RPG with some zelda-like dungeons and a very fluid and satisfying combat system. Highly recommend it!
I've gone to the Spokane Valley farmers market but it was a little small. I'm a fan of the Liberty Lake one though, wide selection of food and local farmers to choose from.
Haven't been to the Perry one, will have to check it out sometime!
On the south side of the lake is a regional park with all sorts of hiking trails going into those mountains in the picture. Pretty sure there's a waterfall back there, but haven't done them myself yet.
While I just needed an upgrade in general ( Went from a 1060ti/i7 8gen to a 3070ti/i7 12gen), I was in the middle of God of War and the improvement was incredible. Didn't realize how much better games could run. 😅
While I just needed an upgrade in general ( Went from a 1060ti/i7 8gen to a 3070ti/i7 12gen), I was in the middle of God of War and the improvement was incredible. Didn't realize how much better games could run. 😅
Just finished pikmin 1. If I'm just myself, then might be okay since wouldn't have to worry about all those bugs. But if I'm like olimar then that'd be tough.
Bonus question: nah
Bonus bonus question: Probably not, but if I had to pick the world of pokemon is calling my name.
Just finished the main story of Pikmin 4, now working on the post game content. Also played a little bit of Cassette Beasts with the gf and it's an interesting game, pretty fun for the couple hours I played it.
I haven't, but that good to hear it'll run smoother in the late game! Only made it far in the second level for now, but that'll make the experience all that more better as I progress thru the game.
Been playing a lot of vampire survivors this week, it's quite relaxing after a long work day. But it's pikmin 4 day now, that'll be my whole weekend.
I'm pretty it's still in ImpactJS, as I recall the HTML5 logo showing up when booting the game. It surprised me first time I played as I didn't expect a game to be built off a web engine, but they sure did deliver haha
Still playing it regularly! While the developer has made some questionable changes, it's still enjoyable. Gives an excuse to go explore new parks and the like, helps that there's an active community where I'm at too.
Yup, played all of them except for 2! Just did a replay of 1 with the HD remake, and now going through 2 for the first time. 3 was great, but felt quite a bit easier than the older ones.
Pikmin 2 will be my go-to most if this weekend if i get the chance to game, trying to finish it before pikmin 4 drops. It's also a community day weekend for Pokemon Go so will head to a park with some friends for a while to catch some squirtles.
CrossCode is one of my absolute favorite games, yet I hardly see it talked about in larger circles. It's an action RPG with some zelda-like dungeons and a very fluid and satisfying combat system. Highly recommend it!
I've gone to the Spokane Valley farmers market but it was a little small. I'm a fan of the Liberty Lake one though, wide selection of food and local farmers to choose from.
Haven't been to the Perry one, will have to check it out sometime!
Sadly most of the shores are privately owned, but there's public beach access on the south side iirc!
On the south side of the lake is a regional park with all sorts of hiking trails going into those mountains in the picture. Pretty sure there's a waterfall back there, but haven't done them myself yet.
While I just needed an upgrade in general ( Went from a 1060ti/i7 8gen to a 3070ti/i7 12gen), I was in the middle of God of War and the improvement was incredible. Didn't realize how much better games could run. 😅
While I just needed an upgrade in general ( Went from a 1060ti/i7 8gen to a 3070ti/i7 12gen), I was in the middle of God of War and the improvement was incredible. Didn't realize how much better games could run. 😅
Looks great! I haven't done a desert base ever, but this just goes to show you can do a lot with it while keeping the desert atmosphere
Just finished pikmin 1. If I'm just myself, then might be okay since wouldn't have to worry about all those bugs. But if I'm like olimar then that'd be tough.
Bonus question: nah
Bonus bonus question: Probably not, but if I had to pick the world of pokemon is calling my name.