With a title like Everything and the ‘hook’ that you’ll play as every Thing, this game is ambitious. I also suspect some people will take issue with this being a game at all.
Everything is … about every thing. Everything is … an exploration of being every Thing. Everything is … very damned hard to explain. So, here, I’ll try to explain it1.
So, my lovely wife gave me a new Nintendo 3DS XL for my birthday. I’d been wanting one for a while, but since my old Nintendo 3DS XL was still working there wasn’t much point.
Anyway, long story short, I now have one.
I made the decision a while back to pick up the upcoming Nintendo NX (As the Switch was called back then) when I heard that the next Zelda game would be on both the Wii U and the NX. I was considering a Wii U, but I thought I’d wait for the next generation.
So, Friday I got my Switch, and then had to wait until Friday night to even open the box. Apparently they expect me to work while I’m at work!
As much as I’ve (apparently) been one of the lucky ones with my Pod Tracker, I think it’s coming to end of life for me.
I have a second 2.0 version. They shipped me a new one because of build issues in the first one which caused the battery and case to crack.
However, two things are making me reevaluate using the Pod.
I’d previously played a bit of Uncharted: Drake’s Deception, and while I had a bit of fun, I had other games I was more interested in at the time.
However, when they brought out Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, a remastered collection of the first three Uncharted games (Drake’s Fortune, Among Thieves, and Drake’s Deception) I thought I’d have another go at them. Continue reading
Far Cry Primal (FCP) is the latest in the Far Cry series. This time, the new country we have to explore is the past: 10,000 BC.
We no longer have guns, our allies are ‘primitive’ cave-people, as are our hominid enemies. We have mammoths instead of elephants, and the Saber-tooth tiger exists and is as deadly as you’d expect. Continue reading
I’m still working on my general thoughts on Far Cry Primal (FCP), but since I had issues with this particular quest, I thought I’d share what I found.
The part that got me stuck and, from reading forums, got others stuck is near the beginning.
After you get the quest from Wogah, you go to a site surrounded by ancient arches. You have to look through them to find some evidence of the Blood of Oros.
The first thing to do is to use a lit weapon to burn down the bushes in front of two of them. Once that’s done, you need to look through the arches.
There are two things important here:
I normally move while crouching, because of stealth, but you don’t seem to get the option to ‘Examine’ an arch while crouching.
(Also, watch out for Saber-tooth tigers around here. I kept being killed by two, until I was finally in a position to tame them.)
Once you see a glint in the distance through an arch, your quest marker changes to the new location, and now ‘all’ you have to do is grab the rocks after dealing with some enemies.
So simple, but it took me so many attempts2 before I worked it out!
Far Harbour (FH) is the latest DLC for Fallout 4 (F4). A new case comes into Nick Valentine’s Detective Agency. An old acquaintance of Nick’s has a problem – his daughter has gone missing. It seems she’s gone off to a place called Far Harbour where there’s a colony of Synths, which she believes she is. So it’s your job to find her.
FH introduces a whole new island to play on2. Once you get there it turns out Far Harbor is really only one town, with the rest of the island mostly being referred to as The Island. Here you can find the main mission, several side missions and several new beasties to admire and wipe out. Oh, and a new potential companion. Continue reading
Ok, I’m probably overstating things here. With what little I know, it’s probably “Here Are Some Tips That May Help With your Pod Tracker If You’re Lucky”, but it’s not as click-baitish. Continue reading
Since I wrote about the original Pod GPS Pet Tracker , I’ve had a lot of feedback from others, and they’ve come out with a Version 2.0. It’s probably time to discuss both.
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