Your dedication to getting that random game is laudable! The Smash Bros games are great fighting games for people who don't like fighting games. My kids played sooooo much of that board game mode. It's a shame they didn't have something like that in Ultimate.
I got the ultimate edition (or whatever it was called) of the first Injustice game from PS+ once and actually downloaded it but the tutorial was so long and involved that it put me off of playing the game. I didn't want something so ridiculously complicated.
It looks like a lot of other generic fantasy games! But it's solid.
I got Cuphead for $15 instead of $20. According to a website I found online that tracks sales for games, Cuphead has never been cheaper than $12 (on the Switch at least). It's a cool game but hard.
I remember that Microsoft dumped money into Cuphead once it made a splash after being revealed. That's why it was just on Xbox for a while. I wonder what kind of game it would have been without that extra money.
Theoretically Cuphead is shorter. Let's be honest, I've still got at least 20 hours of Ace Attorney still to go 
But no more distractions after this!
That's the plan. Every Monday, maybe? Might throw in the occasional Friday. I haven't actually started on the extra games yet though, hehe.
I see what you mean. Hey, why haven't we had an Old Man Mario game??
Looks like a stressful game! That stinks that it sounds like the people at the developer finally got to make the game they wanted and it, um, sunk the company.
It wasn't real clear how to capture the mid-bosses in this game. I did it once on accident, which was cool, but would have been better if I was sure what I was supposed to be doing. But G-Darius definitely sounds like a neat game!
I have enough games left that I could do this for next year's BaD but I'm not sure I want to, so I'm toying with the idea of continuing these on a weekly basis or something.
