PixlBit

Merry Christmas!  Yeah I can't see the picture either.

Yeah a giant Kirby may end up being more scary than cute.  That lady next to him may not be happy, but cowering in fear! :)

Boy and I thought I was obsessed with Pac-Man.  We may need to put you in Skylanders Anonymous. :)

Wow!  I wonder if that's a costume or just a big statue.  You don't see people cosplaying as Kirby.  Did you know in Tokyo there is a Kirby themed restaurant?  I'd love to go there, but by the time I saved up enough money to go to Japan, the restaurant would've probably closed down!

Your pretend present is a pet slime from Dragon Quest!

Thanks!  I think I have that arcade handheld for real!

Your pretend present is every Skylander ever made!  Even the silver Spyro they handed out at E3 one year (which I have).

Yeah, he was even in a Soul Calibur game!

I only call him Assassin Creed Man because I don't know his real name. :)

I hope you get a chance to play Ape Esscape 3 soon, so you can see the Metal Gear bonus game in it.

I probably won't see it, but I wonder if Assassin Creed Man jumps off a building and into a haystack and still lives in the movie.  Also, in one of the games I saw, you can feed bread to animals, and it just magically comes out of his hand.  I wonder if Assassin Creed Man can do that in the movie, too?

I never thought to associate Metroid with Christmas!

I think I reviewed that Santa Claus is Coming to Town game.  It wasn't very good.  But I have played worse.  That's why I liked the 360 better than the Wii.  The Wii had so many games like this.  I actually went back and played a few Wii games the other day.  They looked terrible, too.  No wonder why I liked the GameCube better, and the Wii could even play GameCube games!

Your rhyming review reminds me of one of my articles I wrote back at The Dallas Morning News.  Around this time, the live action Grinch movie came out, and they made a 3-D platform game out of it on the PlayStation and Dreamcast.  I got to review it, so in Seuss fashion, I wrote my review in rhyme.  I got a lot of feedback about that review and it was one of my more popular articles.  I don't remember how the whole thing went, but it started out like:

Presenting for the first and maybe last time,

A game review written entirely in rhyme.