PixlBit

I was lucky enough to be able to review the handheld Rune Factory games, but not the big console ones.  I thought the Rune Factory games were more fun than Harvest Moon.

I still think it's funny that the focal point of everyone's comments is the match three puzzlers.

I really like match three puzzle games, but I think titles like Candy Crush ruined how game makers approach them.  I have a match three puzzle game on my iPad called Pac-Chomp and it's really good.  Sadly, it's not on the iPad store anymore.  But there is a new Pac-Man match three puzzler out now that is awful and while it is free, it has all the free-to-play nonsense that Pac-Chomp didn't have.

I never really thought of Kubo as a Zelda movie, but I can see it being like that in places now.

Well there are two match three free to play puzzlers on my list: Fancy Cats and Kubo.

Yeah it's not the same thing she does at all.

Out of all the games in this batch that I reviewed, that's the one you chose to focus on, huh?  :)  Ha ha!

You said you liked my reviews BEFORE they were cool?  My reviews have ALWAYS been cool, mister! :)

Yeah shortly after I got out of college, my family took a trip to Disney World and one day while I was there I took a clay animation class.  It took us all day to make 10 seconds of crappily animated clay.  We made a boy building a snowman, and then a snake came out of the ground and bit the carrot nose off the snowman, and then went back into the ground.  And then the snowman frowned.  Can you guess which character I was in charge of animating? :)

Yeah if it had fire hose gun controllers connected to a fire hydrant on the cabinet, then that was Brave Firefighters.  I have a lot of good memories with that game.

I bet it was Brave Firefighters by SEGA.  I love that game and if I ever do a firefighter blog, I'm going to talk about it definitely.

I'm reviewing some of the new LEGO Dimension packs.  Right now they sent me the Ghostbusters Story Pack, the Mission Impossible Level Pack, and the A-Team pack.  I really wanted them to send me the Adventure Time Level Pack, not sure why they didn't.  Oh well.  At least I've got my work cut out for me!

I only played the first level of Mighty No. 9 when I bought it, but that's because right after, I got a deluge of games to review so I've been working on those first.  I'll just have to play Mighty No. 9 later when things settle down.  It really reminds me of a old PS2 or GameCube title.  One reason is the graphics.  The other reason is because back in the PS2/GameCube days, I would often wait a few months to get a game so the price would go down significantly.  Well that happened with Mighty No. 9, too.  I waited a few months and got it new for 14 bucks!  Since I only played the first level, I can't pass judgement on it yet.