A Spore Nerd Corner

So if you've been playing South Park: The Stick of Truth and you're looking for other things to do just because you don't want to put the game down, here are some little things to find in the woods. The woods actually remind me of the first Legend of Zelda game, they basically repeat themselves, you'll end up getting lost unless you know where you're going, and if you go in the right direction pattern you can end up in some neat places. The first place is easy enough, if you just keep heading up eventually you'll end up on the the Canadian border. You can't cross the border until later in the game after you've gotten the passport and had your photo taken. If you want out of the lost woods, it's not exactly complicated, just keep heading down and eventually you find yourself back at the cattle ranch. The second things to find are the woodland critters. If you haven't seen the episode "The Woodland Critter Christmas," go find it. ...

I wasn't sure about the new South Park rpg. Not just that the games release date had been pushed back or that the company making the game actually went out of business and got picked up by a different one, but come on it's a South Park game.  It was ripe to have some poorly made piece of garbage made with nothing but the name South Park to carry it. Boy was I wrong. I am having more fun than I thought I ever could playing this game.  Everything in the game goes into making you feel like you are actually in an episode of the show and it does it while still giving you everything you want from a classic rpg. You get the chance to meet every character from the South Park series while explore the entire town of South Park, even being able to team up with a few of the kids. The Stick of Truth gives you not only the main quest, for the  stick of truth, but also loads you up with side quests given to you from people around the town. You get the chance in the very beginning...