Oh yeah I did love that too.

This is one of the finer moments in the Sequel Trilogy. With all its issues they did land a lot of the humor.

I still have my Ultima VI Compendium and Map, all of the details in them and the game lore added so much.

For me the sequels were bad enough that the prequels got a lot of slack. The prequels were awkward and had some continuity issues that were troublesome, but at least there was a plane and a somewhat cohesive plot between the 3 movies.

Test Drive Le Mans is excellent as well for circuit racing.

That’s amazing. And if the actual contents are even partially still in them some of those are worth something.

It is a 90s point and click adventure, having played this and the original 25th anniversary one recently I think it holds up well.

One thing that is nice about Judgement Rites is you can skip the ship battles if they aren’t your thing. They are fun but can but super frustrating.

Also check out A Final Unity which is newer with the TNG cast but I think still really looks great and the entire cast voiced the characters so it is almost like a mini season of the show.

This. I was the last member of my family on Android and made the fam text chain a mess to the point there was a separate one with everyone but me and I would have to look at it on my wife’s phone.

I finally got an iPhone partly because of this. Also because the mini is just a much better size than anything that was available android wise that I liked.

I forced myself to read them before watching each movie and so glad I did.

Overall I think the movies are fine, and I actually prefer the extended cuts because they add a lot of good stuff even if they become absurdly long.

My main issue is that they seem to always make Frodo kind of a wimp vs how he acts in the books.

Yeahhhh that really wasn’t necessary at all.

I had just started it again on Dreamcast which is a similar port with Blue Shift included, immediately switched to the new anniversary PC update.

I might try Blue Shift on DC just for fun though, the load times are really rough though.

I guess as long as they are making money they don’t care.

Resident Evil on DC Parasite Eve on PSX

Ahahahahah oh god you’re killing me…

I don’t remember which service but at one point it was streaming without “Love and Marriage” playing over the intro credits. I’m too lazy to dig into why, but seeing Hulu having that back made me smile. Overall not a really big deal but watching that show with the wrong intro music really bothered me for some reason.

Talking about laying low and not drawing attention and then bringing a creature like Jar Jar along makes no sense. It always bothered me that they brought him to town.

This one is a sequel to Ghosts and Goblins. I believe the SNES version that I remember was Super Gouls and Ghosts which I’m not sure is this game on steroids or a totally new game with a confusing title.

Wow this game looks great for its age.

I was saying something about X4 in another thread recently regarding the on foot portion, but I feel like it does add something, at least for me. Egosoft started down that path with X Rebirth and it was pretty bad, and it seems like what is in X4 is mostly just a cleaned up version of that and they didn’t try to add any more and attempt any FPS type gameplay because it almost certainly would have sucked.

But what it does is give a really cool sense of scale, being able to hop out of your ship on a giant landing platform and see a line of some of your other ships docked there, smaller ships buzzing about, even watch ships get built and take off. It isn’t forced on you much at all other than to go talk to NPCs for quests, and otherwise is just a nice little bonus.

Oh dang J had forgotten about that game. I remember enjoying it back when it came out.