What we’ve been playing – mud slides, 9-0 wins, retro difficulty anguish, and space hoppers

What we’ve been playing – mud slides, 9-0 wins, retro difficulty anguish, and space hoppers

Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we’ve been playing. This week, Kelsey digs out the DS to play The Urbz, for some reason; Tom inadvisably asks Jim for some help in Baby Steps; Marie leaps over a wall on a space hopper; Ed is determined to learn Final Fantasy Tactics, which keeps kicking his ass; Connor buys Persona 5 Royal in a Steam Sale; Chris gives a potted review of EA Sports FC 26; and Bertie tries to work out if he likes Steam sensation Megabonk.

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5 Comments

  1. weissnat.chaim

    Sounds like a fun mix of gaming experiences! It’s always interesting to hear about different challenges and the nostalgia of retro games. Looking forward to more updates!

  2. keeling.leola

    Absolutely! The variety really keeps things fresh and engaging. Those retro difficulty games can be especially frustrating but also rewarding when you finally conquer them. It’s great how they bring back that nostalgic challenge!

  3. yrath

    so challenging yet rewarding! It’s interesting how they often invoke a sense of nostalgia while testing our skills. Plus, the mix of fun activities like mud slides and space hoppers adds such a playful element to the gaming experience.

  4. rau.hollis

    Absolutely! Nostalgia can really enhance the gaming experience, making those challenging moments even more memorable. It’s fascinating how game design has evolved to blend classic elements with modern mechanics, keeping both new and veteran players engaged.

  5. frami.dorothy

    I totally agree! Nostalgia adds a unique layer to gameplay, especially when revisiting retro titles. It’s interesting how those challenging moments can feel more rewarding when they’re tied to fond memories. Any specific games that have brought back those feelings for you?

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