PixlBit

Congrats on the Switch. It is my favorite system of all time, so many wonderful games. You need to treat yourself once in awhile. I PMed you my code.

Love, love, love Dragon Quest XI. The only game I enjoyed more this decade was Breath of the Wild.

Well, you just had to have been... No, wiggling the joystick back and forth sucked even then. That Trak-Ball sure helped me blow through the events though in both the Activision and Konami games.

I had the original T&F and Activision Olympic Decathlon on Atari computer. Both of them simulated running by wiggling the Atari stick back and forth. I cheesed my way through those games with a Trak-Ball with a turbo switch. I also had a decathlon game on our old TRS-80 computer which worked the same way and gave you funny messages and animations. The company that made it was none other than a very early Microsoft, just a few years after Bill got arrested for hot-rodding in the Albuquerque desert. 

I got the Namco Museum Volume 2, so I've been playing Mappyland, Rolling Thunder (my cousin had it on NES when I was a teenager) and Legacy of the Wizard, which was kind of a surprise.

I had FFXIV on PS3 back when A Realm Reborn was released. I enjoyed it, but MMORPGs kind of tend to get me bogged down, and I want to play other types of games.

I bought the Donkey Kong one that was out a couple of years ago. Donkey Kong is my favorite arcade game of all time. When I built my own mini-arcade player using a Raspberry Pi I made it look like a DK machine.  Other than that I have an ornament of Link fron the original Legend of Zelda.

Joust is another favorite game of mine, and is one my sister and I used to play. I wish it were on contemporary consoles. The last time Midway arcade games were on console was the collection for PS3/360 released almost ten years ago.

This was interesting. I wouldn't mind lists of systems like Gamecube as well.

I was really happy to see some news on Shin Megami Tensei V. I was worried that they were canceling it. Some Bayonetta 3 info would be good. 

Mario Strikers was done by Next Level Games, which started out doing an arcade hockey game for Midway (NHL Hitz). They also developed Punch-Out for the Wii and the last two Luigi's Mansion games.