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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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pb wrote:
> I just got Animal Crossing Wii for £18 in Currys.
> Remembered your review!
>
> I recommend the Metroid Prime Trilogy (quite hard though),
> Beatles Rock band (if you have the instruments or even just a USB
> microphone already, even if not you can get a mic quite cheap)
>
> or
>
> Wii Sports Resort (with the Motionplus addon) - very good game,
> still having fun with it now.
>
> Mario Galaxy
>
> Mario Kart Wii
>
> Lego Starwars/Indiana Jones/Batman
>
> Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party.
I know, from your posts, that you have knowledge of video games across all platforms and seem to conduct a very full family life ....but my question is, when do you get the time to play them all?
I work full-time during the week, I program in the evenings and at week-ends for clients, you have young children...I have young, working children of 22 and 24 still at home who seem to have lost the use of their arms and legs ... and I get perhaps a once a week session with PC gaming for an hour if I'm lucky.
Please reveal your method:-)
> I just got Animal Crossing Wii for £18 in Currys.
> Remembered your review!
>
> I recommend the Metroid Prime Trilogy (quite hard though),
> Beatles Rock band (if you have the instruments or even just a USB
> microphone already, even if not you can get a mic quite cheap)
>
> or
>
> Wii Sports Resort (with the Motionplus addon) - very good game,
> still having fun with it now.
>
> Mario Galaxy
>
> Mario Kart Wii
>
> Lego Starwars/Indiana Jones/Batman
>
> Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party.
I know, from your posts, that you have knowledge of video games across all platforms and seem to conduct a very full family life ....but my question is, when do you get the time to play them all?
I work full-time during the week, I program in the evenings and at week-ends for clients, you have young children...I have young, working children of 22 and 24 still at home who seem to have lost the use of their arms and legs ... and I get perhaps a once a week session with PC gaming for an hour if I'm lucky.
Please reveal your method:-)
Nin wrote:
> Wimps. I'd been told the BCG was supposed to kill you arm, I
> didn't even realise they'd done it, but then I suppose a needle
> in your arm is nothing when you've had one in your spine...
Had one in my spine 5 years ago and since then would never recommend it, even to a friend. Had thirty years of back problems before I saw Dr Watson, yes Holmes don't laugh:-), diagnosis slipped disc - injection of some concoction in an elephantine-sized syringe to lower back. Oh brother did I laugh - 20 minutes of pure, unadulterated 'I don't know what' - it didn't hurt as much, but just felt like an alien life form was growing within my spine.
My life since then has been much improved, the odd 'twinge' but nothing to complain about. What can you expect when you have crushed vertabrae in the lower spine :-)
> Wimps. I'd been told the BCG was supposed to kill you arm, I
> didn't even realise they'd done it, but then I suppose a needle
> in your arm is nothing when you've had one in your spine...
Had one in my spine 5 years ago and since then would never recommend it, even to a friend. Had thirty years of back problems before I saw Dr Watson, yes Holmes don't laugh:-), diagnosis slipped disc - injection of some concoction in an elephantine-sized syringe to lower back. Oh brother did I laugh - 20 minutes of pure, unadulterated 'I don't know what' - it didn't hurt as much, but just felt like an alien life form was growing within my spine.
My life since then has been much improved, the odd 'twinge' but nothing to complain about. What can you expect when you have crushed vertabrae in the lower spine :-)
Thought the Wii version of COD WAW was terrible myself,the control system is useless on it.Would recommend a rent first.Just my opinion but thought I would mention it.
Can I just put about 4 years worth of unfinished gameaday attempts into one post, and you guys give me a prize?
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theweirdo666 wrote:
> Have fun making the cards pb. I keep looking to see if cod world
> of war wii is in stock for the prize.... and it's not
> agggghhhhh. may choose another game like another code: R
You dont have another platform to get COD World At War on? The Wii version is quite good, but still really a poor cousin to the PC/PS3/360 versions.
> Have fun making the cards pb. I keep looking to see if cod world
> of war wii is in stock for the prize.... and it's not
> agggghhhhh. may choose another game like another code: R
You dont have another platform to get COD World At War on? The Wii version is quite good, but still really a poor cousin to the PC/PS3/360 versions.
I just got Animal Crossing Wii for £18 in Currys. Remembered your review!
I recommend the Metroid Prime Trilogy (quite hard though), Beatles Rock band (if you have the instruments or even just a USB microphone already, even if not you can get a mic quite cheap)
or
Wii Sports Resort (with the Motionplus addon) - very good game, still having fun with it now.
Mario Galaxy
Mario Kart Wii
Lego Starwars/Indiana Jones/Batman
Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party.
I recommend the Metroid Prime Trilogy (quite hard though), Beatles Rock band (if you have the instruments or even just a USB microphone already, even if not you can get a mic quite cheap)
or
Wii Sports Resort (with the Motionplus addon) - very good game, still having fun with it now.
Mario Galaxy
Mario Kart Wii
Lego Starwars/Indiana Jones/Batman
Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party.
Have fun making the cards pb. I keep looking to see if cod world of war wii is in stock for the prize.... and it's not agggghhhhh. may choose another game like another code: R
Arrrh! How be all me scurvy mates doin'?
ahem. Enough of that. Yes, it's national talk like a pirate day, but I just can't keep it up!
Been busy making my daughter's Thank You cards from her birthday last week. Useful having a load of HP greeting card paper lying around. Still swear by the age old Printmaster Publishing Suite software to create the cards (free with October 1999's PC Format!) I haven't ever found anything better at creating cards since that.
ahem. Enough of that. Yes, it's national talk like a pirate day, but I just can't keep it up!
Been busy making my daughter's Thank You cards from her birthday last week. Useful having a load of HP greeting card paper lying around. Still swear by the age old Printmaster Publishing Suite software to create the cards (free with October 1999's PC Format!) I haven't ever found anything better at creating cards since that.
Emmie87 wrote:
I will be looking a inFamous (hoping you have a review soon!) it looks like my kind of game!
Just posted a link for it for £19.99 in the games bargain section if this helps mate.Seemed cheap to me.
I will be looking a inFamous (hoping you have a review soon!) it looks like my kind of game!
Just posted a link for it for £19.99 in the games bargain section if this helps mate.Seemed cheap to me.
I have a problem with my back from an injury in sports so i will be having a needle in my back... soon. The more to look forward to console games
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