VGUtopia writes, "I was a big fan of PC games growing up. Anything Tycoon would always be nearby for me to build, destroy, and torture people in zoo’s, amusement parks, and eventually even prisons. Eventually my mom and I would make monthly trips to Toys ‘R’ Us where she’d take me to a small shelf in the middle of one of the isles. Every time I saw that shelf I felt an overwhelming sense of joy because it meant that I would be going home with a title from Humongous Entertainment."
From Gameshub: "Iconic Humongous Entertainment games like Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo, Spy Fox in “Dry Cereal”, Pajama Sam: No Need To Hide When It’s Dark Outside and Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren’t So Frightening are being ported to Nintendo Switch in February. For anyone who grew up in the edutainment era, it should be a wild blast from the past.
The 1990s and early 2000s were a time of great change for young children. While ‘fun’ had previously meant going outside, throwing a ball around or playing dress-ups with family, the adoption of computers at home and in school meant that ‘fun’ slowly began encompassing digital games, too."
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Grab some tissues and stock up on comfort food because today we're breaking down nine video game stories that are super depressing.
1. Lack of highly exclusive games this generation on XB1, has been the super depressing video game story this gen.
2. Anthem is another,
3. WiiU,
4. XB1 will not work without Kinect lie,
5. XB1SAD Edition,
6. Crackdown 3,
7. Street Fighter V,
8. Sea of Thieves,
9. No Man Sky, (although apparently good now)
MGS4 should replace 3 a lot of characters both hero and villain die permanently in that game, also including a lot of people from MGS3.
TWD season 2 should also be replaced with season 1 nothing telltale has done has broken me since the final section with Lee and Clementine (“keep that hair short” ☹️)
Pajama Sam, ah good childhood memories.