When I told my younger brother Spiral that I purchased it, he laughed. And when he told his friend that I got it, he laughed too.
When I started playing the campaign, he didn't have anything else to do but watch. And watch he did. And he gave sound advice for the coming battles.
And then I saw a coop mode and invited him. Hook line and sinker, we played till 1 in the morning.
If you were always intrigued about the game, but never really found a way to get into it, maybe this might be your chance. Its fast paced, but simple enough to learn after a couple tries. The computer isn't too cheap and coop mode is alot of fun. The graphics on the cards is gorgeous, just like the actual card game.. actually i think its the same cards!
I wish they came out with a new 360 version.. I'd totally buy it.. easy money sink for microsoft by having additional special cards you could purchase. Currently it has so many dlc on the marketplace: themes, backgrounds, avatars, expansions, decks and ingame avatars. Tons.
I wish they came out with a new 360 version.. I'd totally buy it.. easy money sink for microsoft by having additional special cards you could purchase. Currently it has so many dlc on the marketplace: themes, backgrounds, avatars, expansions, decks and ingame avatars. Tons.
Whoa, Magic! I think I had my phase for that in... eh, 1994? Followed by several other TCG, of which "Netrunner" (cyberpunk) was one of the more entertaining along with the ever-hilarious "Illuminati".
ReplyDeleteI got here from Stillwater's place, if that wasn't evident already. :D THe shame of it is you're on my blogroll but not on my RSS feed -- and that latter is how I remember to keep up with people. Sorry about that! But it's been fixed, and you're being watched by my RSS-bots now!