DoFuss says: "More information on Home Improvement for the Super Nintendo…
The player guides Tim "The Toolman" Taylor in a quest to find some Binford power tools that have gone missing from the set of Tool Time. The game is broken down into 4 worlds of 4 levels, each world containing a boss level.
It is also worth noting that the game had no manual; its splash screen explained, "Real men don't need instructions."
Ultimately, the game has received quite negative reviews despite the show's popularity. This is most likely because of the strange aspect of Tim Taylor trying to recover tools while fighting dinosaurs, mummies, and robots and lack of an instruction manual. The game failed to sell in large numbers and it is hard to find today.
(We also talk about E3)."
The Patched boys get together to talk about E3 shows of days gone by and discuss some of their favourite moments
I'd agree that Twilight Princess is a highlight but they totally forgot to mention The Last Guardian being a highlight at first then years and years of disappointment from then on (until 2015)
E3 is the greatest annual event in the gaming calendar; it’s like Christmas and Easter rolled into one for anyone who enjoys video games.
The biggest industry names, both developers and publishers, take to the Los Angeles Convention Centre stage to showcase the awesome things they have in store for gamers across the globe. Fans flood the convention floors to get their hands on some of the exciting games releasing in the not too distant future… unless they’re from Ubisoft (when is The Division actually coming out?).
But what exactly makes this annual trade fair so special?
ADG kicks off another season of Let's Talk with WWE 2K15. Get the the first details and opinions of WWE 2K15 with AntDaGamer as well as the new artwork and a special image of Jerry Lawler and Micheal Cole in the studio.
OMG, this game is terrible.