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About Me: I am a video game collector, it's a hobby I am rather fond of in fact. Anything from the 8-bit era and onward I have interest in. Check out my YouTube channel for gameplay, count down videos, review, and a few somewhat original videos as well, all of which are game related! www.youtube.com/yieldtomato |
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I’m on the hunt for a comprehensive list of Retailer Exclusive video game titles. I haven’t been able to find such a list, but through some research I have found a few, here is what I have so far:
Amazon.com Exclusives:
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure AllStarBattle PS3
Syberia Complete Collection PS3
Gravity Rush Remastered PS4
Blockbuster Exclusives:
Freestyle Street Soccor Xbox
Outlaw Golf 9 Holes of Christmas Xbox
Outlaw Golf 9 MORE Holes of Christmas
Outlaw Volleyball Red Hot Xbox
GameStop Exclusives:
Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3 PS4
Secret of Mana Remake PS4
Deracine PS4
Home Sweet Home PS4
Tales of Hearts R Vita
Wild Guns Reloaded PS4/Switch
Katimari Reroll Switch
Nascar ‘15 Xbox 360
Crush 3D 3DS
May’s Mystery: Forbidden Memories DS
Tenchu Dark Secret DS
Formula One 2009 Wii
Priorities change, and other games enter view!
My wife and I continue to explore various video games on various systems. All too often we either come across old games that appeal to us that we were unaware of, or a new game that appeals to us sneaks out and we have trouble tracking down. This happens generally after we return from the Portland Retro Gaming Expo each year. With all this in mind, I realized my previous "short list" was a mess! So I present you with a better organized, longer "short" list:
PS1
Einhander
Hoshigami
Spyro Year of the Dragon(litho cover)
PS2
Silent Hill Origins
Silent Hill Shattered Memories
Urban Reign
PS3
Folklore
ModNation Racers
PS4
Metal Max Xeno
Zone of the Enders 2 VR
Summer Lesson: Allison Snow & Chisato Shinjo (English)
NES
Dragon Warrior 2
Dragon Warrior 3
Dragon Warrior 4
Legend of Zelda
ironically, this list is pretty long!
Those that know me, know that my wife and I are collectors. We have a fairly large number of games on various systems, new and old, however we are not done acquiring older titles. As one can imagine, we do have to prioritize, so some newer games we are interested in get put on the back burner due to finances. Here are a few titles for various consoles that I am personally interested in getting.
Gunstar Heroes(GEN)
Alone in the Dark New Nightmare(DC)
Robopon Ring Version(GBA)
Robopon Cross Version(GBA)
Demi Kids(GBA)
Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars(GBA)
Nostalgia(DS)
The Krion Conquest(NES)
Vice Project Doom(NES)
MegaMan 7(SNES)
MegaMan X3(SNES)
Secret of Evermore(SNES)
Battalion Wars(GC)
Geist(GC)
Kirby Air Ride(GC)
Starfox Adventure(GC)
Battalion Wars 2(WII)
Klonoa(WII)
This new take on a classic also brings the current film trends for the new generation
Just saw the new Ghostbusters movie.
I grew up with the original films, and I absolutely love them, some of my favorite films and also some of the most creative in my opinion.
I'm going to just say it, I liked the new movie.
People are too stuck up to realize that a reboot does not negate the originals, if anything it revitalizes interest in the originals. Yes, reboots invite comparisons and generally ends with a big argument over which is better, new or old. There is no contest, the originals are better, HOWEVER, this movie was not made for the old fans, it was made to bring in new fans.
We all need to remember that MANY of the current movie goers were born around 2000, ages 14 to 17. Let's be honest, not many people in that age range are into 30+ year old movies.
It took me a while to get into Dark Souls, but when I did, boy did it take up my time
It's been a while since I picked up something and got so involved that it was the only thing I played for an extended period.
I first tried Dark Souls in 2011, when the game was fresh off the press. I liked the combat well enough, but had trouble with some of the mechanics and felt like I could not make any progress. I was doing next to no damage to the enemies I was fighting and died 5+ times within 15 minutes, this turned me off the game.
Fast forward to late June 2016, I have some experience with Bloodborne and take another crack at Dark Souls, this time I take a different route. I am now progressing, and enjoying all that I find. There is next to NO direction in this game, making it hard for newcomers to take on, much like Zelda 2: The Adventures of Link in my opinion.
Not a lot of games anymore can get me as invested as this series, and specifically, this game.
I bought my PS4 at launch and have purchased a nice handful of games since then. None of the new games though have been able to keep me involved long enough to pursue the Platinum Trophy.
What game has managed to make me chase the Platinum, it's a game that has been out for nearly 20 years, has a prequel game as well as sequel film and sequel game. If you haven't figured it out yet, that game would be Final Fantasy VII.
I've found myself playing more steam games lately, and I've been enjoying myself more than expected.
I haven't posted in a while, blogs aren't my highest priority.
I've bought some humble bundles, a few games on super sale, and some games I really wanted to support.
One game I wanted to support is RWBY: Grimm Eclipse, which is based on the 3D anime web series by Rooster Teeth. I love the show, and I'm happy to say I really like the game. It is in early access, but it successfully combines the hack and slash Dynasty Warriors style game play with the objective campaigns of Left 4 Dead.
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