Lococycle Review - Silly But Not Much Else
- Thread starter WMDogma
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You know what the funny thing about this is? I've been through Scottsburg, Indiana multiple times when going to Madison. Pretty much a typical Midwestern county seat, to be honest; courthouse square with 1870s-1910s era shops built around it, fast food places on the main road, the usual stuff. Only thing that's really different from it is that I-65 is on the outskirts. Only way I could see this town being mentioned is if someone was from that area, or went to school at nearby Hanover College.
2 things.
1. Glad to see an honest review of the game even with a team member of the site directly involved in the game!
2. Talk about a random location to drive to! I live in Indiana and that is on of the smaller towns to select at random for the bike rally. The rally really just moves along I-69 and stops in different towns on the way. Not unusual to see 2 or 3 miles of bikes on the highway as they are migrating.
1. Glad to see an honest review of the game even with a team member of the site directly involved in the game!
2. Talk about a random location to drive to! I live in Indiana and that is on of the smaller towns to select at random for the bike rally. The rally really just moves along I-69 and stops in different towns on the way. Not unusual to see 2 or 3 miles of bikes on the highway as they are migrating.
Where is the video of that one panel where Bob Chipman said the first Sonic was not all that good?
Not to imply that Lococycle is the start of a series, but Twisted Pixel seems worth supporting just to see what they come up with next.
If many meh yet novel games have sales that does not correlate strongly with their metacritic scores, maybe publishers will stop using metacritic as the basis for how much they pay their studios.
Not to imply that Lococycle is the start of a series, but Twisted Pixel seems worth supporting just to see what they come up with next.
If many meh yet novel games have sales that does not correlate strongly with their metacritic scores, maybe publishers will stop using metacritic as the basis for how much they pay their studios.
