That was really fast.
You might have trouble with that since you need a promo code at Newegg for the $39.99 price, so add it to your Newegg cart with the promo code first and show that to the Best Buy employee.
Would it be doing better on Kickstarter? I'm unfamiliar with the success rate of projects funded through Indiegogo.
Not sure. Good question. I thought this was interesting when I went looking for differences:
http://idealware.org/blog/nothing-nothing-kickstarter-vs-indiegogo
Yeah, I don't have high hopes for it, but I've been successful matching that sort of thing in the past at my Best Buy. They're pretty chill over there. And they know me. Half the time they don't even verify what I'm matching.
My youngest is going to be even more thrilled that he discovered he had $10 on his dresser.
I had to look this up - indiegogo has two campaign types. "fixed" - the traditional kickstarter model where either you meet your goal and get funded or nothing. the "flexible" model is the type where you keep funds that were contributed even if you don't meet your goal. indivisible is under the former "fixed" umbrella. they've purportedly stated that they're closing up shop if this doesn't fund, so the whole thing is a little depressing to me. I think they're pretty cool and probably shouldn't have let it ride on a pie-in-the-sky crowdfund for a niche genre title.
yeah, at first I was soooo annoyed. and then I thought it was pretty funny and appropriate.
Those photos are amazing. And whats amazing is how everything in the 60s and 70s looked so...old...and dirty. Every time I see pics from anywhere in that time period shit just looks so dirty. Like everything was used for 50 years and never cleaned.
I believe that the wonderland arcade is now the NAIA headquarters in kansas city.
Huh. That sucks--both to the fixed and the closing up shop.
See I am fine with them walking in front of me. They literally do it maybe twice the whole movie, the silence is why we go. Other theaters around here are so loud and people talking and texting. The biggest thing I hate around here are the teenagers at the movies for more of a hangout and social event then seeing a movie.
I am glad that I am in between games. I definitely know what I will be playing tonight.
skullgirls is great. the ps4 version is a lot more fleshed out as a game, but the ps3 version is totally serviceable if you want to check it out. they swear up and down that the vita version is getting closer all the time but no firm release date.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-vault-case-for-playstation-vita-blue/8171019.p?id=1219314439794&skuId=8171019
yeah other than still having some control issues from time to time (attaching to wrong ledges and not running the right way) its improved and fun. London is the best city yet. Grappling gun would be better if you could chose your own targets though. The game likes to chose shit behind you a lot. Annoying.
I haven't had any issues with the grappling gun luckily - when you're standing next to a building L1 should pick the closest building to scale. Once you're up there there seems to be enough grapple points to generally make me happy. I usually go from point to point grappling and mashing the box button in case someone is below me (to pick away at those zipline assassinations).
I'll keep an eye on Ultratron and Rack 'N' Ruin, but otherwise there's nothing there for me. If I didn't have the RE Origins Collection preordered at Best Buy, I'd consider RE HD if it was $10 or less.
