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Wow if you just ignored all the Yakuza stuff, you wouldn't even have to get Clubhouse Games, huh?  That's kind of what I did with the arcade games in the Yakuza game I played.  Here's the story of the Yakuza game as experienced by me.  "Once upon a time, a Yakuza Man decided to stop being a Yakuza Man and just played arcade games all the time.  He lived in the arcade and married the arcade lady who worked there and they lived happily ever after.  The End."  Sounds like a good story to me!

After playing FF7, I appreciate its differences but ultimately I didn't like it very much.  Unforunately, they decided to focus on those differences I didn't like in FF8.  That's why FF8 was the first FF game I wasn't interested in and never played.  You're right about the music, though.  Luckily Square made up for it with FF9.  That's what 7 and 8 should've been.

There's a Drill Land demo on the eShop.

Oh they have Mahjong in the Yakuza games, too?  When I played one of those Yakuza games, I just stayed in the arcade and played Space Harrier and unlocked Fantasy Zone.  I liked the arcade lady there, too.

Which ones are on Xbox?  I don't have that console so I'm not as familiar with it.

FF9 is one of my favorite FF games.  It's what 7 and 8 should've been.

There are Xbox games on Switch (like Ori and the Blind Forest and Super Lucky's Tale), but not the other way around!  You wouldn't be able to do things like connect screens to make slot car tracks and fishing rivers, though, if it were on Xbox.

Yeah it is a lot of games, and a good deal too at only 30 to 40 bucks!

It's one of the best 2-D platformers ever made, and one of my favorite Mario games alongside Super Mario World.

River City Girls is very good, but also very hard.  I haven't beaten it yet.  I enjoyed Streets of Rage 4 more as it was more approachable for me.  And I had so much fun playing it with my brother Jeff.  We would gang up on bad guys and 'baby duck' them.  That's a phrase we came up with, and if you want an idea what it means, watch the 'baby duck' episode of Regular Show.

Aside from the orignal GBA game, Shantae and the Pirate's Curse is my favorite.  I just reviewed Shantae and the Seven Sirens and it's a lot like Pirate's Curse, just a little bit easier.  Not that I'm complaining about that.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/06/26/shantae-and-the-seven-sirens-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc-mobile/