PixlBit

I remember MadWorld.  I wish it was called NiceWorld and you did nice things for people instead, though.

OK this shouldn't be too hard, but let's see if you can guess my favorite Street Fighter character.

Bayonetta is a great action game, but I didn't like that you fought angels, so I stopped playing it after one really gross part.

I always called Spirit Tracks "Chugga Chugga Zelda."  I liked it better than Phantom Hourglass.  The last boss in Spirit Tracks is pretty tough, too.

My cousins had an Intellivision.  Me and my cousin Jana would play Frog Bog for hours.  I'm not sure how it entertained us that long, but we were little kids.  My uncle, father of those cousins, had that golf game and a Dungeons and Dragons game, but I couldn't tell which was which.  Again, I was a little kid.

Fantasy Zone is a 2-D cutesy arcade shooter.  It stars one of SEGA's pre-Sonic mascots, Opa Opa.  You can unlock it in Yakuza 0 by talking to the arcade lady a lot and beating her high scores.

I really enjoyed Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap and I am Setsune.  I'm playing Lost Sphear right now.

I got a PS4 on a Black Friday sale two years ago and really enjoy it.

I reviewed the Transformers Devastation game.  I think I liked the Fall of Cybertron game better.

I just got finished playing Ys 8, an awesome PS4 game that came out last year.

I can't believe they made a LEGO set out of Big Bang Theory.  I can't stand that show.

Moonlight Museum is probably the only Klonoa game I haven't played.  I tried the volleyball game and didn't like it much.  If you want to play a good volleyball game, play SEGA's Beach Spikers on the GameCube.  I even imported Klonoa Heroes, a top down adventure game on GBA.  But I don't feel too bad about not playing Moonlight Museum since the other GBA Klonoa titles are practically the same thing.

After I'm done with Lost Sphear, I'm going to tackle the Secret of Mana remake next.  I got the physical copy version at GameStop.

Glad to see you're still playing Pocket Camp!

Did you know it was Fishing Derby that coined the term, "The Shark Element" regarding challenge in games.  It's like a challenge you make yourself.  Risk vs. reward. Do you go for the small fish or get the bigger point fish and risk losing it to the shark?

I sitll think they should make a sequel to Pokemon Snap.