The demo for Patapon made it look really fun, but once I got the game, I found that the demo was actually more fun then the full game! Personally, my favorite PSP game is Loco Roco and its sequel. Such awesome games with some of the catchiest tunes in video game history.
Back in the early 80s when frozen yogurt was first popular, I remember seeing frozen yogurt stores everywhere. The most common one was TCBY, which I think stood for This Can't Be Yogurt. I never really liked regular yogurt. Frozen yogurt is better, but not as good as ice cream. Custard is too rich for me.
I bet it plays like the other Mario & Luigi games. One of my brothers said he thought it would be two player, but I doubt it since the others aren't. But since this is on a home console, they could do it. That would be a neat idea.
Definitely get Space Invaders Extreme. That one's awesome.
I just got the Deluxe Set of the Nintendo World Champsionship NES Edition. I'll be writing about it soon.
Speaking of Working Designs, I just reviewed a game they published a long time ago.
You know, in the 90s, no one would ever release a game called Unicorn Overlord in the US.
Yeah here's my schedule:
September has the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection and Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.
October has Visions of Mana and Ys X: Nordics.
And November has Mario & Luigi: Brothership.
And in between I'd like to squeeze in the two games that came out earlier this year I haven't gotten yet: Mario vs. Donkey Kong and Luigi's Mansion 2 HD. And whenever Capcom releases the Marvel vs. Capcom collection.
When you say Super Mario Odyssey on Wii, I think you mean Super Mario Galaxy. Even though the Wii had horrible resoulation, I think Galaxy is one of the better looking games on that system.
Because I was juggling both Wii and 360 titles, as well as the PS3 eventually, I probably chose to skip out on the Endless Ocean games. And it's probably why I'll skip out on the new one. Come September, my gaming schedule is going to be PACKED!
I dabbled in Plants vs. Zombies for a bit. That was definitely the era of casual PC and phone games, like Plants vs. Zombies, Diner Dash, Bookworm, Peggle, Bejeweled, etc. I'd like to try the Garden Warfare games, but I haven't gotten around to them yet.
