
Yeah I remember when the first Batman movie came out, there were Batman logo billboards and shirts everywhere! I think I was in middle school as well so we may have been in 7th grade about the same time!
Yeah I remember when the first Batman movie came out, there were Batman logo billboards and shirts everywhere! I think I was in middle school as well so we may have been in 7th grade about the same time!
I think you watched Batman vs. Superman with more intellegence than I did.
I reviewed a few of the Wii Harvest Moon games, but none of them were very memorable to me, other than gameplay moved at a snail's pace.
The new DKC games are great, but way too hard. Even harder than the SNES ones. I can beat all three of the SNES games, but not the Wii and Wii U ones.
I played the 8-bit mini-games in No More Heroes 2 and that's it.
All the other games you got I've never played.
Mr. Do! has always had some crazy art associated with it.
I've never seen the box art for Gaiaires, but it's an awesome shooter.
Panic Restaurant is a super-rare game.
I heard that Dragon's Revenge is like a spiritual successor to the Alien Crush and Devil's Crush pinball games.
What's crazy about the Tempo box art is that in the game, he's supposed to be a grasshopper.
Klonoa on Wii is very good, but it's just a remake of the first game.
Super Mario Galaxy 2 is one of the best looking Wii games period. And the Puzzle Plank Galaxy is my favorie, too!
I'm trying to think of good Wii games for you, but most of the ones I'm thinking of work better with a Wii remote than a controller, so I don't know if they'd work well on PC (i.e., Zack & Wiki).
I really liked the Wii, but my favorite console of last generation was the 360. And considering how much of a Nintendo fan I am, that's saying a lot.
Yeah it's a good idea to buy RPGs as soon as you can before they get hard to find. That's how I missed out on games like Fantasy Life. Anyway, my favorite Dragon Quest game is Rocket Slime!
I reviewed both these games when they came out, and I liked them pretty well. But then, I really like games such as Marble Madness. The Wii had way too many of the 'tilt the marble around the maze' kinds of games, but these two games seemed to get it right more than most. I really liked how Hudson supported the Wii with games and Virtual Console titles. I do miss Hudson. I'm glad Nintendo hired out most of Hudson's staff before Konami squelched them.
You didn't miss much by not getting the Shy Guy yogurt. It's just pina colada. Next week's flavor is Koopa Troopa Lemon Cupcake.
Here's some:
Okami
Psychonauts
Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil
Taiko Drum Master
Mad Maestro
Tales of Legendia
Katamari Damacy