Reading lists like this always reminds me how many games from the current year I haven't played 
I also played the trombone in high school (and even now on rare occasion), so I really should try that trombone champ game. I've seen some video of it and it looks hilarious to play.
You know, that tidbit from ten years ago has escaped my memory somehow lol
My Switch tells me I'm at 55 hours in Tears of the Kingdom. What I meant (and I see I worded that badly) is that I was kind of playing out of obligation until about the 30 hour mark. I thought the first ten or so hours were kind of a slog and even after that I kept thinking, "Everybody really loves this game. I'm sure it's about to get amazing any time now." And while I think this is a great game—heck, we could even capitalize it—this is a Great Game, I don't think it lives up to the insane hype heaped on it.
The big expansion for Destiny 2 coming out next year will be the culmination of the entire story thus far. I'm very interested to see how that goes and what they will do after it.
My wife and I played Dungeon Siege III back in the day on the PS3. We were really bummed they never made another one. It's a good game!
Hallmark made a Samus ornament??? Man, I might need to get that.
I got you an ornament for Christmas. It's Pac-Man chasing a line of three blue ghosts.
I played through Cat Quest II with one of my kids. He still regularly asks when Cat Quest III is coming out (we still don't know but the developer is working on it). I would like to play both Atari 50 and Unpacking. They sound great for very different reasons! Are you packing the Xbox up to save space or merely as an encouragement to stick with retro games?
That's a cool puzzle! Between my kids and my cats, jigsaw puzzles are not safe in my house 
The plan, as usual for you, is incredibly ambitious. Good luck!
It's been a couple years since we bought any games on Black Friday. I really don't like what has happened to Black Friday. First it was sales starting Wednesday night, then somebody moved it to Tuesday and everyone followed suit. Then it was Black Friday Week. Now friggin' "Black Friday" sales start in October. What the heck. And the game sales don't seem that good anymore. I remember getting Dishonored for the 360—a relatively new game at the time—for $25 on Black Friday and that was awesome. We'll see if anything catches my eye this year but I'm not hopeful.
If you do play Human Revolution, be sure to get the Director's Cut. I'd suggest the Wii U version if you happen to have that console available to you. The game makes good use of the game pad.
