#TALES OF SYMPHONIA COLETTE SICKNESS PS3#

You can likely find years worth of evidence of me saying some variation of “These Tales games really seem like they’d be up my alley” on this very website.

#TALES OF SYMPHONIA COLETTE SICKNESS PS3#

Tales of Symphonia Worth mentioning that I played the PS3 version, which adds some stuff but I guess has some weird technical hangups? It’s only fitting then, that my first dumb internet blog for 2018 is a Gamecube RPG from 2004. I don’t know what else I could say about it other than “I think it has some pacing issues” and “I don’t think I need stats and equipment in my character action games.” I’ll fully admit that novelty plays a certain part in what motivates me to write, which is probably a holdover from when I pretty much exclusively blogged about older games and semi-obscure CRPGs. It’s a genuinely great game that you probably already know is great, and/or are probably sick of hearing about. That’s another way of saying I don’t know if I really need to write a lengthy dissertation on something like the new God of War. I’m not going to pretend I’m some sort of fabulously responsible adult with a wife and a salary, but I think it’s fair to say that I can’t quite dedicate the time to both play a bajilliondy games and write 1500 word blogs on them the same way I could 5 years ago.Ī less boring/depressing reason for me not writing anything in the last handful of months has to do with most of my dedicated gaming time in 2018 being spent on stuff that wouldn’t make for interesting reading.

The first and most obvious is that, for as much as I’d like it to be otherwise, my amateur blog about video games simply doesn’t demand priority over the myriad other concerns I have to juggle in my life. I guess it’s been a while since the last one of these, huh? You can blame a couple of factors for that. Maybe not 'Game of the Year' good, but absolutely worth a look. Dad of War will not be the subject of this internet blog.

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