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All the 3DS StreetPass games of mine are in the vault except for Warriors Way, the fishing game, and the new five titles.

Feed Mii is really good, but if you haven't downloaded it yet, I recommend the fishing game.  It has a lot of depth to it.

Speaking of which, I'm glad the games don't have much depth to them so you can get through them quickly.  Usually I'm out and about when playing these games, and I don't want to spend TOO much time on them.

You'll lose a lot in the beginning of Pocket Card Jockey until you breed some higher level horses.

I think I reviewed that Secret Files game but I thought I reviewed it on 3DS.

SEGA SuperStars Tennis is really good.  I didn't have it on the Wii, but on another console.  Any game with Ulala in it can't be bad, right? :)

Since I've been blind in my left eye since birth and can't see 3-D effects, I skipped out on Star Fox 64 3D since the 3-D effects were the main draw of the new game.  Plus, even though Star Fox 64 was fun, I didn't like it THAT much to buy it again.

I don't live with my phone attached to my hand, so I don't really know if I want all these companion apps for games.  Unless they're REALLY useful or they're for games I REALLY like.  But otherwise, nah.

For some reason, Rygar on PS2 reminded me of Rampage, since you break lots of buildings and pillars with that yo-yo weapon.  Good mindless fun.

I reviewed that Sakura Wars game a long time ago.  The lady who kept her horse in her apartment was funny.

Those Sam & Max games are so good. I miss old school TellTale.

Yeah, Samba de Amigo was way better on Dreamcast, surprisingly.  I still have my maracas!  Only cool thing about the Wii version was that Ulala was in it.

PAX South a few weeks ago.

It's a joke. :)  You know, because in the game someone says, "You almost became a Jill Sandwich!"

I got SFV at Capcom's booth at PAX South for just 20 bucks, and I'll say it's probably not worth more than that.  Although I don't really play fighting games much.  I will say that Cammy is super cool in SFV.  

I can't imagine renting an RPG nowadays, although I did that all the time in the SNES days.