Well on Psikyo Shooting Stars Alpha, they have all three games in the Strikers 1945 series, which is like Capcom's 1942/3 etc. series except more ridiculous. The bosses are WWII crafts that turn into mechs, for instance. And in the last level, your plane goes into outer space, even though I'm sure WWII planes weren't meant to do that.
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I like my Switch but it's not my favorite Nintendo console. The controllers already crapped out on me once.
I liked the idea of the PokeWalker.
I didn't have a 2600 because we had an Apple computer that played much better games. I did play the 2600 a lot at friends and neighbors' houses, though. But a few years later, I did get a 5200 for Christmas and it was a total surprise because I didn't even ask for one! That was really my first home video game console if you don't count the Apple and the Pong clone my dad installed on the back of our TV that he built. I know people say the 5200 is horrible, but I have good memories of mine because I was a kid and I was just happy to get it. In fact, I didn't get a NES right away because I was perfectly happy playing Pengo on the 5200.
So have you heard that they are making Atari themed hotels? And the first one is opening this year in Arizona! Are you going to it? When they build the one that they said was going to be in Austin, TX, I'm totally making a trip down there to stay in it!
Fantasia is one of my favorite Disney movies. Sorcerer Mickey is one of my top five favorite Disney characters, right on up there with Chip N Dale, Scrooge McDuck, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and Wreck-It Ralph.
This was a HUGE deal back then. Pre-rendered graphics like Donkey Kong Country? WOW! An RPG set in the Mario universe...and it's made by Square? WHOA! Keep in mind that other than Mario Kart, there were not too many Mario spin off games back then.
I played this game to death back in the day. Although I like other Mario RPGs better, like Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door and Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, the first Mario RPG was still an excellent game and one of the SNES' best.
My brother Jeff loved to watch me play this game. He called it "Mario PG." He couldn't read yet, so I had to read the text for him. If I forgot to read a text box, he'd yell out, "TELL IT!" My throat got pretty tired after playing that game!
I played a lot of the LucasFilm Games point and click adventures as a kid. My favorite was Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders. Back before The Walking Dead, TellTale used to make some pretty good modern point and click adventures, too.
This is a very special game to me because this is one of the SNES games that little brother Jeff and I would play together when he was young. Even though Jeff is grown now and plays more mature games, he still gets nostalgic about Kirby Super Star and still plays it from time to time.
