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Many years ago I would go to an arcade called Nickel Mania.  It was an arcade with a bunch of old machines and everything only cost a nickel.  And a few were even set to Free Play.  Only downside is many of the machines were unmaintained.  But they had a couple of Japanese arcade machines from Taito there.  One was called Power Shovel, where you operated a construction vehicle and it was hard.  The other was one of their popular series of train simulators called Densha de Go!  I couldn't figure out how to play it, though, because of the language barrier and there were so many levers and things.

I would instantly buy a Vita or PS4 if Loco Roco 3 came out on it.

Nightmare in Dream Land was a good remake, I just wanted a new Kirby game at the time.  And thanks.

I don't even have a Vita.  Still a bit pricey right now.

I don't really have any favorite Kirby transformations in Smash, but right after I post this comment, I'm going to put up a Kirby related blog that you can read if you like!

That's a big change! I don't know if I could ever live up north!  Too cold!

NON-Nintendo?  Well you're making it really hard there, especially since Smash Bros. is so good, and Kirby and the Rainbow Curse comes out at the end of the week. 

I've got Scribblenauts Unlimited and Unmaksed, Tekken Tag Tournanment 2, Rayman Legends, and Tank! Tank! Tank!  Wonderful 101 is also good, but Nintendo published that one even though Platinum made it.  Everything else I have is from Nintendo directly.

Didn't they say in a press conference recently that soon you'll be able to have holograms on Windows PCs or something like that?

Speaking of potty humor, I recently reviewed a card game called "Poop: The Game."

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2015/02/13/unplugged-poop-the-game/

I've never heard of that Valhalla game, which is strange since I've been on XSEED's press list for quite a while.

I'll have a LOT to say about Wacky Races tomorrow when you post that review, though!