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From what I hear Grim Fandango is rather fickle about running on modern operating systems, though.

Shantae was funded, but no Hero Mode stretch goal.


On the plus side, the donations shot through at the last hour, and pay pal donations being up for a few months will definitely lead to at least one more stretch goal being reached.

WW:HD is still beautiful, and Rayman Legends is still a great platformer. I wish I had more free time to play through them more.

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I played a bit more of Nintendo Land tonight. Everytime I play it--which, admittedly, isn't often--I enjoy it more and more. The only problem is that my friends are all too busy with life to come play video games with me, so I've only had a small taste of the multiplayer. Nintendo really should have included some kind of online feature.

I usually have about 10 games going at once. Currently focused on EO:U, FE:A, Unchained Blades, Elminage Original, all while replaying Dragon Age Origin, ultimate. Phew...

Playing Final Fantasy XIV, currently have a 34 Dragoon, 40 Bard... Bard being my primary class atm. Leveling up Conjurer at the moment for shits and giggles... also unicorns. Currently at level 21, so reaching level 30 shouldn't take too long. I'm on Behemoth if you want to catch me.

Haven't got my copy of EOU yet, though I expect it to arrive some time this week.

WW HD is awesome.

I've gotten to 47 on SCH/SMN, scholar being my main job for dungeons when I'm not running with my WHM friend. Planning on going for BRD once I get to 50, tempted to dabble in WHM, but I don't think I'll enjoy it as much as SCH.

Mighty Switch Force! 2 was released today in America Land. I picked it up along with Art Academy since I was interested in it. I was under the impression that it had tutorials to show people who don't know a thing about drawing (read: me) how to draw, or at least get the fundamentals of what to do to make my stick figure look cool. It turns out that the tutorials have yet to be implemented and I can't enjoy it since I'm a terribad artist.
...I'm not even sure why I picked it up besides the fact that MSF2 cost $6 and Art Academy cost $4, and Nintendo only allow us to add funds in intervals of $10.

You can also charge the exact amount of the purchase.

Art Academy is great, also, I mostly just doodle with the pastels.

I was a little disappointed that MSF2 on wii u doesn't appear to have a visual upgrade, but don't regret buying it.

A) that is the coolest thing

B) welcome back