Much appreciated. Solid pick. For some reason, it never took with my family. I need to give it another go. They might have been too young when we tried it. Any others that you would pick up instead of my picks?
@@HalloikbenJim Nato has been playing that one and enjoying it quite a bit. It's on his radar. He's just learning the nuances of the game. We'll try to get one out on Spirit Island before Christmas. Thanks for taking the time to suggest this. Such a great game.
Sorry but your list is flawed, you picked Villainous at Walmart and the. Picked Clue at Chapters when Villainous was also available at Chapters and then gave the point to Walmart :/
The problem with those two games is that I prefer Villainous, but my kids and wife prefer Harry Potter Clue - hence the contradiction there. So the question is - who is this game for - me or them? Thanks for watching so closely to see that contradiction.
@@LegendaryTactics Thanks for taking the time to make the video in the first place :) I know these things take time and effort. Don't think I'm not appreciating.
@@Blaklyte-TV I'm actually just really impressed that you noticed the discrepancy. That may not be the only one. In my sequel video (published today), I choose a wooden chess board at Mind Games and then also choose that over the Game House from Walmart that includes many more games, even though it's more money. But there's something intangible that I really like about a nice chess board as opposed to the Walmart quality.
Love your narration and energy! Sushi Go at Walmart is also a great card game.
Much appreciated. Solid pick. For some reason, it never took with my family. I need to give it another go. They might have been too young when we tried it. Any others that you would pick up instead of my picks?
Always support your small local Dealer!!!!!
There's a games store downtown that I should go to then. I'm not sure I can consider either of these local.
Godzilla: Tokyo Clash is a fun party game brawler where you're throwing kaiju into kaiju and obtaining trophies from the wounded.
Any game with a Kaiju is good enough for me.
Never heard of Chapters and there's no Walmart in my country. What an useful comment this is.
Same
What are the big retailers that have average selection of games where you're from?
I’ve never heard of Chapters. Barnes and Nobles is what, I’m guessing, is the closest thing to Chapters where I’m from.
I think in US terms, the title would be "Target vs Barnes & Noble"
Do you have Indigo? Chapters and Indigo are related.
@@TheGreat2 I think you’re right.
I'm surprised that you enjoy co-operative games the most because this channel focuses on competitive strategy tips and such.
I'd never actually thought about that. But it's true. I really do enjoy the co-ops best. Nato and Cax are more into the competitive games.
@@LegendaryTactics make spirit island strategy guides
@@HalloikbenJim Nato has been playing that one and enjoying it quite a bit. It's on his radar. He's just learning the nuances of the game. We'll try to get one out on Spirit Island before Christmas. Thanks for taking the time to suggest this. Such a great game.
Sorry but your list is flawed, you picked Villainous at Walmart and the. Picked Clue at Chapters when Villainous was also available at Chapters and then gave the point to Walmart :/
The problem with those two games is that I prefer Villainous, but my kids and wife prefer Harry Potter Clue - hence the contradiction there. So the question is - who is this game for - me or them? Thanks for watching so closely to see that contradiction.
@@LegendaryTactics Thanks for taking the time to make the video in the first place :) I know these things take time and effort. Don't think I'm not appreciating.
@@Blaklyte-TV I'm actually just really impressed that you noticed the discrepancy. That may not be the only one. In my sequel video (published today), I choose a wooden chess board at Mind Games and then also choose that over the Game House from Walmart that includes many more games, even though it's more money. But there's something intangible that I really like about a nice chess board as opposed to the Walmart quality.