I just got the cat and dragon versions of this, too. I may have to find another thread to post more of these in, so I'm not hogging this one.

And I just want to say, since this is an android exclusive, I've got all these pictures on a tablet, so I can't share them from my laptop. So if I type something weird, that's why.

Well I have officially started playing Assassins Creed 1 and I have to say its really something. Story so far is great and the graphics are very impressive. Despite the AI being a little outdated its still a game that holds very well after all these years.

Anyone that has never played the series, I recommend at least the first one. I have also played Origins and that is amazing.

I liked the first one. I always did find it kinda funny that Altair, with all his skill, dies instantly when he falls in water. XD

Okay, I need to geek out a bit. If any of you are Castlevania fans, I just found out that Koji Igarashi (he is behind the Castlevania games) has a Kickstarter game due to be released soon that is supposed to be a spiritual successor to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. It's called Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.... and it may have multiplayer!

I have a friend that is a big Castlevania fan, and we used to play a lot of Harmony of Despair back in the day. He worked night shifts, so we'd meet up at 2AM when he got off work and play it for hours. I was awful at the game, but we had fun.

Anyway, here's a trailer!

Huge Castlevania fan indeed! And yes that looks incredible!

Love the way that after all these years they always find a way to keep the whole 2D platformer thing going. But the 3D rendered background is good.

I'm hoping it'll come out pretty soon though. It's already been delayed several times already. It was supposed to come out in March of this year, but it's still not out yet. My friend never heard of it, so when I told him about it he had to check it out and we're always looking for new games to play together.

We played so much Harmony of Despair, I have this song burned into my brain because I've heard it so much.... that and pendulums are the bane of my existence.

Yea, the Castlevania score is quite unique in the series. Symphony of the Night was my game on PS1. Although I used to play the original ones back in the day. Castlevania 1 & 3 especially. Chronicles. Gosh, there are dozens of them.

I plan to start a new game of The Dog Island later, since I've been chatty about it lately. I'm planning on playing as a Doberman this time. Named "Murdog". Gee, I wonder where I got that idea from...

You're funny Dragondog.

Still playing Heavy Rain. This time I started over on easy difficulty level and selecting different answers. While on my previous game Norman Jayden and Lauren Winter got killed, they're both still alive where I am now and I'm passed their death moments. Most different thing is that after Madison gets out of the dancing Norman goes to the same dancing to investigate the office she's been to earlier. Interesting twist. This part I didn't had last time.

I love it when games have stories that vary depending on the player's choices. Much more interesting that way!

Its going to be another fun-filled weekend for me with more of Far Cry 5 & Assassins Creed. That is, If i Have the time!

I love it when games have stories that vary depending on the player's choices. Much more interesting that way!

Yeah, but too much is too much. There are like 17 endings. Some say even 23 and I only got three slots. Anyway, I finished the second time I played it using different sorts of replies. This time I intend to chicken the way out, playing cowardly instead and choosing another ending. In the end you need to make a call that influences the ending: you can call Ethan Mars, the FBI or go on your own. Last time I called the FBI and before that I called Ethan, now I intend to call no one and go to the ending myself. Interesting was by calling the FBI the final battle took place on a conveyor belt going to the edge just like in Log Jam. Not only the conveyor belt reminded me of Log Jam. One of the characters in the game is named John Sheppard. I intend to play it one more time after that, hoping to get to the fullest way possible. Finishing all trials, trusting Madison and get everyone out alive. Also I will try to out some of the other options in smaller moments of the game.

Still playing The Dog Island. I'm about a third of the way through the game. I'm past the constant cutscenes, and into the more open-world questing that the game's known for. The gameplay is more challenging now, and I'm trying not to get attacked by poisonous snakes.

Think Zelda with dogs. I don't play Zelda, but I've heard comparisons between the two. Heart meters, weird tiny guide that follows the player around, that kind of thing.

And fishing. Here's a photo I captured.


Edit: resized, and turned upright

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I tried Halo 5 over the weekend with some friends. It was free for the weekend as long as you had XBL gold. It was okay. We had fun though. We mostly played a multiplayer mode called Fiesta. It was... interesting.

I was a low level, and I was surprised that I actually did pretty well... and I'm awful at Halo. lol

Got some Sims 4 and StarCraft 2 gameplay in as well.

StarCraft 2 has a weekly co-op mutation that resets on Mondays. My friend and I try to catch the weekly mutations for the XP boosts. We play a lot of StarCraft 2 while we're waiting for the new season of Diablo 3 to start. We're already done with Season 13, but Season 14 probably won't start until June.

I still have the Halo Master Chief Collection and I really love it. Been meaning to play more but have been stuck in Far Cry 5 ATM.

That part is pretty accurate, lol. I haven't played Dog Island, so there you go. Zelda is so much fun though! Has anyone ever repeatedly attacked the chickens in the barn in Majora's Mask?

That part is pretty accurate, lol. I haven't played Dog Island, so there you go. Zelda is so much fun though! Has anyone ever repeatedly attacked the chickens in the barn in Majora's Mask?

If I did play Zelda, I probably would. My niece plays Zelda, so I might ask her.

I do bark at chickens in Dog Island, which is the games equivalent of attacking, but actually attacking them sounds more fun.

I'm into the last third of the game now, getting closer to the end. I am now trying to dodge angry buffalo, which are the worst enemies in the game. They never leave me alone. I actually find the final boss in the game to be easier than the buffalo.

That part is pretty accurate, lol. I haven't played Dog Island, so there you go. Zelda is so much fun though! Has anyone ever repeatedly attacked the chickens in the barn in Majora's Mask?

If I did play Zelda, I probably would. My niece plays Zelda, so I might ask her.

I do bark at chickens in Dog Island, which is the games equivalent of attacking, but actually attacking them sounds more fun.

I'm into the last third of the game now, getting closer to the end. I am now trying to dodge angry buffalo, which are the worst enemies in the game. They never leave me alone. I actually find the final boss in the game to be easier than the buffalo.

Angry buffalo huh? That does sound difficult.

Do you wanna know what happens?

That part is pretty accurate, lol. I haven't played Dog Island, so there you go. Zelda is so much fun though! Has anyone ever repeatedly attacked the chickens in the barn in Majora's Mask?

If I did play Zelda, I probably would. My niece plays Zelda, so I might ask her.

I do bark at chickens in Dog Island, which is the games equivalent of attacking, but actually attacking them sounds more fun.

I'm into the last third of the game now, getting closer to the end. I am now trying to dodge angry buffalo, which are the worst enemies in the game. They never leave me alone. I actually find the final boss in the game to be easier than the buffalo.

Angry buffalo huh? That does sound difficult.

Do you wanna know what happens?

Yeah, I'm curious now.

That part is pretty accurate, lol. I haven't played Dog Island, so there you go. Zelda is so much fun though! Has anyone ever repeatedly attacked the chickens in the barn in Majora's Mask?

If I did play Zelda, I probably would. My niece plays Zelda, so I might ask her.

I do bark at chickens in Dog Island, which is the games equivalent of attacking, but actually attacking them sounds more fun.

I'm into the last third of the game now, getting closer to the end. I am now trying to dodge angry buffalo, which are the worst enemies in the game. They never leave me alone. I actually find the final boss in the game to be easier than the buffalo.

Angry buffalo huh? That does sound difficult.

Do you wanna know what happens?

Yeah, I'm curious now.

So there's only one (or maybe two) chickens in the barn. If you take your sword and repeatedly hit the chicken (you have to chase it and hit it a lot of times), all of a sudden hundreds of chickens fly down and all around and attack you!!! And they don't stop until Link dies!!!

Awesome! I would probably do that, more than once.

Why is doing stuff like this so fun? Oh well.

Been doing some hunting in the line of old PS1 games and came across these 2 gems.

Chaos Break & Koudelka. Both seem to have been offspring's of Resident Evil / Silent Hill. But they're good. Of course if you find them they will cost a fortune but good titles all the same to look out for.

I don't know, but it is! I have done it quite a few times!!!

I finished Dog Island today. I would have finished yesterday, but the game crashed. The ending got me emotional, again.

Then I decided to revisit an old favorite. Anyone ever play Go Vacation? It's only on the wii.

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As I post them, all pictures will be sideways and huge. Darned tablet... I'll fix them on my laptop later.

So Go Vacation is an open-world, Wii Sports Resort-like Wii game. The mini games are so-so, with some being better than others. When first starting the game, you have to play almost all of them before you're finally free to do your own thing. But once you are, the fun kicks in.

The open-world is HUGE! There are four resorts in the game. The Marine, City, Snow, and Mountain resorts. And a little area with your own customizable houses.

The game has all kinds of great features, like hunting for treasure chests that contain fun outfits, customizing a dog to follow you around and sniff out said treasure, and unlocking new furniture for your house.

Wandering around is a lot of fun, since there are different modes of transportation around, like horses, marine bikes, skis, and skateboards, depending on the resort. Or walking and swimming.

There are all kinds of little touches too. Like the sounds of the horses hooves as you're galloping along. The sound changes when you're on pavement, grass, wood... And there is a large variety of in-game music, which plays from intercoms that sound louder when you're near them, and gradually fades away as you walk away. The game developers put a lot of effort into this one.

But after you've found all the secret places, unlocked most things, gone everywhere... We need a sequel so we can experience some new places!

This picture isn't the best quality, but it's the best I could do. The snow resort at night, looking over a nearby village from a ski slope, with the full moon overhead.

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City resort at night.

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My St. Bernard, Yeti, and I at the Mountain resort. I'm riding my horse, while Yeti trots next to me.

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We found a random cow.

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