This week I’m giving my thoughts and impressions on E3 2016.
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This week I’m giving my thoughts and impressions on E3 2016.
Please support my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/countzeroor
Watch my Live-Streams on http://twitch.tv/countzeroor/
We come to the conclusion of Lost Planet 3, as we go inside Nushi.
Where the uprising doesn’t go quite as planned, and we need to improvise somewhat.
This time we get our first giant robot vs. giant robot fight… and it’s not very fun.
We take the fight to NEVEC.
We discover the source of T-Energy and things go pear-shaped.
This time we’ve gotten a new upgrade for our Rig, and fight an earlier boss using the rig.
Wherein we fight another very large crustacean. Read more
Wherein we learn that sometimes even fighting alien monsters in a giant robot can become a monotonous slog. Read more
This time we get to try out our Rig’s new drill… which turns it into a Drilling Rig. Read more
This time we finish hunting down memorabilia and audio logs, and deliver them to the leader of The Forgotten. Read more
This time we’re retreading some old ground in an attempt to get the last collectables. Read more
This time we have to save Coronis Base from a badly written scientist. Read more
This time we go looking for a handful of collectables for the leader of The Forgotten. Read more
Where we turn the difficulty down to Easy so we can get through this bullcrap, and move on with the story. Read more
Just when I thought I was doing fine with the game’s levels, I find another level that’s like banging your head against a wall. Read more
We return to Nintendo Power proper with Issue #37 for June of 1992.
This time we start our exploration of another lost outpost.
This time I’ve got to fight another big ugly creature, but this fight goes a little more smoothly.
I had to make this joke some time.
This week we continue with the Best of the Rest of Nintendo Power’s fourth year, with part two of our run-through of SNES titles that didn’t get feature coverage in Nintendo Power.
We finally end that terrible, horrible, no good, very bad boss fight.
This time the terrible, terrible boss fight continues.