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I never owned Final Fantasy on the NES as a kid, but my friend had it and Dragon Warrior.  I would go over to his house and play them and we'd take turns playing the game while the other looked at maps and beastiaries to help the one playing.  I enjoyed Final Fantasy more than Dragon Warrior, though.  Not sure why, I guess FF was more visually appealing.  But even so, I never felt compelled to buy either of those games myself.  I was just happy playing them at my friend's house.  But that all changed with FF4 on the SNES.  That's when I really got into RPGs!

I wrote a blog series about the Genesis Mini a while back.  

Dynamite Headdy has a lot of neat ideas, but it's just too chaotic for me.

There's not a whole lot of Treasure games I really like. They're either too hard or feel like half a game to me.  The only one I really liked was Astro Boy: Omega Factor.

I'm still employed and doing well.  I'm happy to work but also scared.

I reviewed Earth Atlantis.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2017/11/15/earth-atlantis-switch-pc/

Yeah that Sonic Racing Transformed is one of the better kart racers out there.  In some ways it can outperform Mario Kart.  My favorite racers are also my favorite SEGA characters: Ulala and Tails.

Here's my review of it:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/12/26/steamworld-collection-wii-u-ps4/

Right now I'm playing a ton of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.  That game couldn't come out at a better time.

I played Steamworld Dig on Wii U.  It was a neat game, but I got stuck after digging so deep that I fell through a big hole and the only way to get back up was to use these escape items and there was no way to tell to be prepared for that.  I also reviewed the spinoff game, Steamworld Heist.  It was a combination of 2-D platforming and turn based strategy.  it was interesting.  I did like the graphics.  I'd like to try Steamworld Dig 2 sometime.

Sonic Generations is one of the better Sonic games in recent memory.  The 2-D remakes of 3-D levels and vice versa were neat.

Mr. Pumpkin Adventure and #DARB sounds interesting. I do like point and click adventures and Joust.

I tried to review Cluster Truck but it didn't work out.

As of now, I still get to work.  Since I work at a hardware store, they are considered essentials.  I'm both happy and sad that I have to work.  This whole thing scares me, though.  At least I was able to get Animal Crossing: New Horizons so that will help.

I just got a press release about this in my email.  I'll have to read up on it.

The Vita and PSP had such nice screens.  In some ways they seemed better than the Switch's screen.