They've inserted something that reminds me of the days of playing the original legend of zelda, complete with block graphics and a pointy stick to dispatch the lego-esqe crown-wearing cobras and dog-faced bees. The reward for running through the nostalgic three levels (if the enjoyment of smacking lego mobs around with a stick wasn't enough) is a new "game style" weapon skin players can apply to their current equipment. If my words aren't enough to sell it, see for yourself!
Friday, 5 April 2013
The Super Adventure Box
So it would seem that the angels at ArenaNet have heard my comment about losing touch with our "gamer roots" and have implemented something called the Super Adventure Box. I'll keep the description simple: within Guild Wars 2 is an honest-to-goodness RPG... No, I don't mean you're chucking d20's at each other screaming "Lightning Bolt!".
They've inserted something that reminds me of the days of playing the original legend of zelda, complete with block graphics and a pointy stick to dispatch the lego-esqe crown-wearing cobras and dog-faced bees. The reward for running through the nostalgic three levels (if the enjoyment of smacking lego mobs around with a stick wasn't enough) is a new "game style" weapon skin players can apply to their current equipment. If my words aren't enough to sell it, see for yourself!
They've inserted something that reminds me of the days of playing the original legend of zelda, complete with block graphics and a pointy stick to dispatch the lego-esqe crown-wearing cobras and dog-faced bees. The reward for running through the nostalgic three levels (if the enjoyment of smacking lego mobs around with a stick wasn't enough) is a new "game style" weapon skin players can apply to their current equipment. If my words aren't enough to sell it, see for yourself!
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