Flytrap writes: "Let's face it - the longer you stay glued to your PlayStation controller, the more likely you are to have a nasty fall-out with your non-gaming spouse, significant other or parent. It's a fact of life, much like Newton's Third Law and the way dropped toast always lands buttered side down.
Enter Finding my Heart, a cautionary tale cum point and click adventure. Your character, a slave to his NES, has just been shown the door by his neglected girlfriend.
The idea is to win her back, of course, but all the time you spent playing games has left you emotionally retarded. Point and click on the people you meet to reestablish contact with your feelings - you'll need the full set (six) if you're going to talk the old dame round."
After spending several hours with Windrose in early access, it seems like the life of a pirate is much harder than I realized.
The solo developer known as Dizzie hopes to push a new update in between six to 12 months.
At Capcom, Hiroyuki Kobayashi helped build franchises like Dino Crisis and Devil May Cry, as well as original games such as P.N.03 and Killer7. Now, more than 25 years after his first credited game (as a programmer on Resident Evil 1), the producer is relishing the challenge of creating an original IP once again.
but girls like Playstation not xbox because they don't want a full grown man playing kiddy games like Halo, psh duh common sense
Yeah but it's an old Ninty console, not an Xbox = ultimate credibility, shirley?
Seconded - worth a look...
because I didn't play enough games. We lived together for 2 years and she would never give me my space. We're still "together" (ftf), but it's because she's great in the sack, other than that she has no redeeming qualities. Too bad more hot girls don't like games... But I guess that's something we'll always have to deal with in this hobby.