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I love Mario games, too, and I did enjoy Super Mario Bros., but it wasn't the game that made me want to get a NES.  I was still happy playing Pengo on my 5200.  The game that made me want to get a NES was actually Zelda.  I actually first played Super Mario Bros. in an arcade, not on the NES!  I liked Mario 2 and 3, but not enough to actually own them.  The first Mario game that I really got into was actually Super Mario World.  Mario 64 is a fantastic game, too.  One of my favorites.

Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 are amazing games.  Is it wrong of me to like those games more than Super Mario Odyssey?

I think the reason why Super Princess Peach was so easy was because it was made by the same people who did Starfy, and those are just Kirby games except underwater.  Easy or not, I still like 'em!

I really liked the 3-D PIcross games HAL Labs made on the DS and 3DS.

There are a lot of 2019 games I'm looking forward to.  Some not on your list are Luigi's Mansion 3, the new Animal Crossing game, and Mario Maker 2.  Link's Awakening is my number one favorite Zelda game, so I'm happy about the remake, too.

I played a bit of Twisted Metal on the PS Classic and I think I played the sequel on a demo disc back in the day.  Not really my cup of tea, but they were certainly popular games and representative of the PlayStation.

That's cool that you applied for a job at GamePro.  Shame it never came through.  Back when 1up.com was big, I applied for SO MANY jobs there.  Never was successful, though.

Yeah there wasn't as much on the PS Classic that really interested me as much, but that's why I asked for it for Christmas instead of buying it myself.  I think my favorite game on it is probably Ridge Racer Type 4.  It's still so good!  Be sure to come back next week when I talk about the rest of the games!

Yeah it's a shame the mobile version was so awful, because it had really cool ideas in it like new characters such as a Servebot and Phoenix Wright!

I had never heard of this game until I played it on one of the early Activision 2600 collections on PC.  But when I did play it, I was pretty amazed by it.  I probably would've loved it had I played it when it was new.  Another Activision 2600 game that blew me away when I played it was Pressure Cooker.  That game is surprisingly complex for a 2600 title!

The later Rayman games were much better.

I didn't like the GBA version because it was so small.  Puzzle Fighter should be a game that Capcom re-releases or revisits from time to time.  Except not the mobile version.  That was awful.

If you're doing games from the 1940's, the obvious choice would be 1942.  Better yet, try 1943, as that's one of my all time favorite shooters even to this day!