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I guess Bayonetta is a little sexist, but nothing I'm going to harp about.  About the only thing I would do if I reviewed it was say something like, "Bayonetta has some suggestive themes like such-and-such and is better suited for older gamers."  And that's it.  And since she has guns on her shoes and has a hair monster attack enemies while eating lollipops, she seems more silly than sexist to me. 

Really what bothered me more about Bayonetta was the violence.  But then, I know I'm a big baby who mostly just plays kiddy Kirby games, so I'm just not used to that.  Plus I just didn't like fighting angels.  I like angels, I dont' want to fight them.  But did I complain about it?  Nah, I just stopped playing the game when it got too yucky for me.  I still say it's a great action game, just not entirely my cup of tea.  And that's OK.  There are lots of good games out there that I don't like as much, but I still recognize their merits.

But just remember, and you should know this better than anyone, that game reviewers aren't perfect either.  Lord knows I've written some reviews when I wasn't at my best, and I'm sure it's happened to others as well.

One last thing.  The only part of the Wii U Bayonetta game that I'd like to try is that I hear you can dress her up in Nintendo costumes.  I think it would be funny to have her run around in Peach's dress.  Yes, I know I'm silly.  --Cary

I was sad about that Double Dragon Neon review, too.  I guess he just didn't want a silly Double Dragon game.  I loved it, though, even if it was a little on the hard side.

I was also sad when they bashed Ni no Kuni on IGN.  I liked it. But hey, what do I know?  I've only been reviewing games for nearly 20 years. :)

I remember waking up one morning in late 1991-early 1992 on Saturday in hopes of watching Garfield and Friends and Super Mario World and being sorely disappointed when all I got was news.

I loved that you said "Disney owns everything."  I'd love to see Muppet Babies on DVD.

I couldn't stand Pee Wee's Playhouse.  Only reason why I saw it was it came on right before Muppet Babies.

"Someday we'll be as developed as you!"

One cool thing about Wreck-It Ralph is that Disney got Buckner and Garcia to do a Wreck-It Ralph song!

They're Twinkies!

Remember that even though you're older than me, a lot of those cartoons you listed were on reruns when I was watching, so I saw them, too!  Looney Tunes on Saturday mornings were always a staple.  Scooby Doo was and is always popular.  And I certainly remember Fat Albert.  One of the only 'good' things Filmation did.  And don't feel stupid about Hong Kong Phooey.  That was a great show with some great voice acting.  My brother Jeff loves that show and can sing the theme song!  I have him classically trained in cartoons.

I was lucky because back in those days, I was an only child and got the TV to myself!  I didn't get all my little brothers until I was nearly out of high school!  But having the TV until 11 isn't too bad.  Most of the good stuff was over by then. :)

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I liked it when The PowerPuff Girls crashed into the Legon of Doom. :)

I remember some claymation bumpers on ABC and one had a dog and a singing fire hydrant and they'd go, "After these messages...we'll be riiiight back!"