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Is it that obvious that I like strong women?  That is one of my weaknesses. :)

Juila Chang is cool.  Anna Williams is kind of mean and scary, so I like Nina Williams a little better.  Also in the Wii U version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, you can dress up the characters in Nintendo related outfits, and Nina Williams wears a Zelda dress, so she looks like Princess Zelda after eating a can of spinach.  There's also an android lady with pink hair that's neat, and another lady who looks like the Ridge Racer lady after eating a can of spinach, too.

But aside from strong women characters, I also like cute and silly characters, too.  So aome of my other favorite Tekken characters are the animals like the bear, panda, and kangaroo.  I also like the wooden guy who acts as a training dummy that you can play as sometimes, too.  In Street Fighter X Tekken, Pac-Man pilots the wooden guy like a mech!  And those are all my favorite Tekken characters.

I'd be down with that if they included songs from other Square games like FF Mystic Quest, Secret of Mana, Brave Fencer Musashi, Super Mario RPG, etc.

My first mobile game was Where's My Water?  It was a puzzle game where you use the touch screen to dig holes to flow water so an alligator can take a shower.  It was pretty fun and was published by Disney when they used to have a software branch.  I mostly play mobile games on my iPad, though.

I'm always curious about new Tekken games, but I only get them if I can find them real cheap.  I'm not a fan or anything.  I just like to see if they make any Namco references or have any fun modes.  Can you guess my favorite Tekken characters?

I reviewed Blazing Chrome.  It definitely felt like a long lost Contra game.  Too hard for me, though, I stink at these games.

I loved the Final Fantasy Theatrhythm games!  The first one even won my GOTY when it was released.  If I had a problem with the second one, it's that it almost has TOO many songs!  But is that really a bad thing?  Have you ever played or heard of the arcade version?  I've played it at an arcade near where I live.

Super Mario World is one of the few Mario games I've beaten to 100 percent.

A Link Between Worlds is great.  Although not a good game to show if you are arguing that Nintendo doesn't rehash old ideas.  Still, if I wanted to replay a Zelda game, this would be right up there.

Well OK then.  I did watch the first season of a new She-Ra cartoon on Netflix recently that was somewhat good.  When I was a kid back in the 80s, I was playing with one of the neighbor kids when he asked, "What's your mom's name?" I saId, "Sheilah."  And then he looked at me all surprised and said, "Whoa, your mom's She-Ra?"  My mom heard that and we had to watch the old She-Ra cartoon after that.  A couple of years ago I got her a She-Ra Funko Pop figure to put on her desk at work.  That's also the name she uses for Animal Crossing and other games.

I'm so sorry to give you more Netflix suggestions, but I just thought of another one.  Are you aware of the Dragon Quest computer animated movie that just came out?

There are other way to play some of the Strikers 1945 games.  They've been out on other consoles as well.  But this new collection is just Switch only for now.

Going Commando is probably my favorite of the first three R&C games, too.  So many improvements from the first game.

If you want to watch something really good on Netflix, might I recommend The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.  I loved it.

How can they breathe and how can the airplane survive the vacuum of space?  I guess I should recall one line from the Mystery Science Theater 3000 theme song.  "Just keep in mind it's just a show (game), I should really just relax!"