PixlBit

I watched my brother Jeff and his friends play BioShock once.  That's a pretty scary game!  Definitely a depature from the games I usually play.

I also watched him and his friends play that Batman Arkham Asylum game.  Since I watched a lot of Batman: The Animated Series as a teen, I knew who a lot of the characters were.  Usually doesn't happen to me with that super hero stuff.

A lot of people bash on Skyward Sword, but I didn't think it was THAT bad.  I'd get the Switch version so you don't have to worry about messing with motion controls if you don't want to.  I'm REALLY looking forward to that new Zelda game in September!

Piczle Cross: Story of Seasons is really good.  The only reason why I like the Namco Picross S game more is just because of the characters.  But I bet you'll eventually get that one, too.

The second Monkey Ball game on the GameCube is just as good as the first, so I recommend that one as well.  They also made a two pack that's not only available on the GameCube, but on the PS2 and Xbox as well.

Yeah I really liked Marble Madness as a kid.  Played it a ton in the arcade.  A neighbor kid had it on his C64 and I'd go over there and play it even though I didn't like him that much.  And then I got the NES version when that came out.

The GameCube Monkey Ball games are really the best ones.  No other game in the series has been able to surpass them.

My problem with Donkey Kong Country Returns and Tropical Freeze is that they're way too hard!  I can beat DKC1, 2, and 3 on the SNES (at least I think so, if not I can get pretty far), but I can't do that with the two new ones.  Honestly my favorite Donkey Kong platformer is Donkey Kong Jungle Beat that used the bongo controller on the GameCube.  I thought that game was really innovative.

Only place I ever had custard was at a hamburger place that used to be around here called Freddy's.

I've never had gelato.  I've always been curious about it ever since I played WarioWare and saw that Mona works at a gelato store.

Super Paper Mario is a combination of RPG and 2D platforming.  A lot of people bashed on it, but I liked it pretty well.

I didn't get into the Prof. Layton games because the puzzles were like doing math story problems and I had enough of that in school.  It's a shame because I sure did like the style of those games.

If ice cream is too rich for you, stay away from custard!  I can't handle that stuff!

Release date is Nov. 7.