Comments on: Why Lockwood Should Sell A Portable TankTop

By: Godzprototype

Godzprototype — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 18:32:58 +0000

Yes! The tank top shooter is one of the best games in Home.
Making something like that co-op would knock it out of the park.
Thinking about the old arcade where you and your friends stood around watching each other play games that you could actually watch them play was cool. These days co-op is the way people play.
Very nice list item there Norse!!!

By: Dr_Do-Little

Dr_Do-Little — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 12:22:17 +0000

I love that mini game and I love the idea. I dont spend that much time in my Blaster Paradise but I rarely miss a week, and there is some bragging messages going back and forth with some of my friends.
Not entirely sure the table is big enough for a two player game thou. If theres one I really wished we could play in coop it’s Sodium1.
Sodium 1 and the Tank top (Blaster Paradise)are among the best value on home. They both are on my recommanded list for new homies.
I like the idea of making them a psn game. I can totally picture myself playing that on a Vita on the go… if I had one

By: KrazyFace

KrazyFace — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 08:35:55 +0000

The Loot space station is one of the few places it’d fit I’d say, but it would look damn cool in there. Maybe if they scaled it down then?

I like this idea but since I’m not a massive fan of top-down shooters I cant say I’d be too bothered if LKWD made it happen. But it gives me an idea, that shoulda been the final prize from the Midway! Sorry, I confused you there, I’ll explain…

The last prize for beating the HARDEST levels of every single Midway fairground mini game is always an ugly, only-fit-for-storage jacket right? Well, what if you won the game itself as the final prize, that you could place in any personal estate? I’m not sure how easy ( or hard) that would be to implement but it’d be pretty nice. You’d only be playing for fun ( no prizes) because it’d be free to play, but I’d say after spending however much it costs to win at final prize level you’d probably have paid for the right to play for free indefinitely anyway. And you could have your own private fairground! Provided you were good enough.

By: SealWyf_

SealWyf_ — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 03:33:39 +0000

I’d like to second the motion.

Tank Top is one of the few reasons I still occasionally visit Blaster’s Paradise. I do love that space, but with all the other content in Home these days, I let most of my personal estates lie fallow. If I could drop a copy of Tank Top in the middle of one of my more frequently-visited spaces, or even in a clubhouse, it would be win. For instance, wouldn’t it look epic on top of the jellyfish tank in the LOOT Space Station?

Or, Lockwood could sell an upgrade to make the original game in Blaster’s Paradise a two-player game, while retaining the ability to play it solo. That might be more practical, since that is one BIG game table, and most apartments don’t have room for it.