PixlBit

Yeah it's hard out there.  I don't see how people do it.  I barely do.  Getting a job for me is extra hard since I can't drive, that's why I took a crappy retail job with bad pay selling things I have no interest in.  And yes I do look for 'work at home' jobs, too, but those are hard to get, too. College was a big fat waste of time for me. Most people I know don't own a house.  They don't even fully own an apartment.  Everyone has roommates or lives with their family.  And yet people still look down on you when you're over 40 and do that.  Something's gotta give.  I'm lucky I can live with my family now, but when they retire and move to the country (i'm not going to do that), I'm not sure what I'm going to do!  Guess I'd better enjoy living fairly comfortably while I can.

Sorry for venting there.  I do love the SNES Mini.  Much more than the NES one.  If you remember, the SNES Mini was my "GOTY" last year, that's how much I liked it!

I actually wrote a letter of complaint to GameStop about their whole amiibo fiasco.

Man I should be a Nintendo or Good Feel sales rep considering how many of their games I've talked you into getting lately. :)

I miss Twisted Pixel.

I've been playing Octopath Traveler on my lunch breaks.  I didn't like it at first, but it's getting better.

I'm looking forward to Mega Man 11, Soul Calibur 6, and Smash mostly.

And here's my review of The Messenger.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/09/19/the-messenger-switch-ps4-pc/

I just hate it that the Dark Souls and Mega Man 11 figures are GameStop exclusives.

So there is one more 2-D game that Good Feel made that I wanted to tell you about.  It's called Wario Land: Shake It, and it was for the Wii.  It doesn't have yarn graphics, but the visuals are hand-drawn, so it looks like a cartoon and the animation is amazing.  Plus the game has my pretend girlfriend Captain Syrup in it (ha ha).

The amiibo support in Woolly World is amazing.  It supports ALL amiibo up to the release of the game.  Even Super Smash Bros. amiibo.  So if you scan in a Pac-Man or Mega Man amiibo, you'll get a Yoshi with a Pac-Man or Mega Man yarn pattern on him!  It's great!

I bought games for my 360 before I had one.  I knew I was going to get a 360, but I wanted to save up some money first.  But I found Ridge Racer 6 for 10 bucks, and that was also about the time Burger King was releasing those three games with the King in it, so I got those before I got my 360.

I remember Operation Wolf being in a lot of arcades when I was a kid.  Do you remember the sequel: Operation Thunderbolt?

I reviewed this game a couple of months ago.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/07/02/azure-reflections-ps4-pc/