PixlBit

I think 3DS might be one of those systems that remains popular enough to sustain new games for a while after its "replacement" comes out. To be honest, I'm much more concerned about how popular the Switch will be over the course of its life. The initial hype is great, but once Nintendo wears out their base, I wonder how much mainstream appeal it will have. I hope plenty, because it's a neat concept, but I just don't know.

Which reminds me, I saw your blog earlier, but I was on my phone and couldn't comment. 

'bout to hop on over there

Love gin and juice and street performers are some of my favorite parts of being a tourist in a city. 

My students are taking a writing lab while I read this, so I can't play audio, but as far as looks go I honestly prefer the big sprites of the GBA version. 

*Looking again* OK, I take that back, the PSP looks best and there's a cool sense of darkness to the Sega CD version, but I think GBA and PSX are on-par as far as in-game presentation. 

I'm just not a fan of turn-based JRPGs is all. 

I'm hot and cold when it comes to those.

They look good years later, too.

I read news on my phone the way dads read newspapers there and I've gamed in there as well.

Whatever happened to that game Spider Man 2's developer was working on, with the SM2 mechanics?

It's essentially a media history course. The content is dry ( though i love it), but I try to tie it to present day and have class discussions/kahoot games to liven it up.