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We got about 25 trick or treaters this year.  Which isn't a lot but I guess it's more than others had.  Most were little bitty kids, and I guess we didn't get a lot because it was a school night and our house was the only one on our street to have the light on.  I guess kids didn't want to cross the street for bags of chips (that's what I gave out this year).  The most popular costume this year was Paw Patrol. 

In past years, I've had some funny trick or treaters.  One year I wore a yellow shirt and one of those Green Bay cheese hats, so I was cheese.  One kid saw my costume at the door and said "Me and mouses like to eat cheese!"  Another year, a very little kid came by the house, and his mom said, "What do you say?"  He just looked at me with the 'deer in headlight' look and held up his bag and said, "Happy Birthday!"

A new Portal game may be grounds for me to get any new console.

Oh yeah, Cooking Mama already has pretty cartoony graphics, so all they'd have to do is recreate the 3D graphics on the Wii Cooking Mama games and they'd be all set.

Yeah I'm a big fan of Falcom, too.  Have you ever played Gurumin?  It's actually made by Falcom as well, believe it or not.  A version of it just got ported to the Nintendo 3DS eShop and I reviewed it.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2016/11/04/gurumin-3d-a-monstrous-adventure-3ds/

The Mega Man Legends games may not have aged as well, but you could tell that the team who made them put so much heart into the games.  Something you don't see as much anymore.

There are skill trees for each monster that you have to fiddle with to unlock their abilities.  But it's pretty easy.  If I can figure it out, I know you can!

I have a plastic bin with Ziploc bags that I used to hold my LEGO Dimensions stuff in.  Doesn't take up too much room.  At least not as much as amiibo figures and Skylanders do.

Yeah this was the first time in a long while that I had fun at a modern arcade.

I'm working on reviewing Skylanders Imaginators right now.  Also, Netflix now has a new Skylanders cartoon called Skylanders Academy.

Other than that, I'm really enjoying a game called World of Final Fantasy.

Well it is true that Axiom Verge was not as good as Super Metroid.  It wasn't as much fun to control the main character, the storyline was garbage, and goals and objectives were sometiems not as clear.  But it was a heck of a lot better of a step in the right direction for the Metroid series than what Nintendo's been doing with it lately

Enemies in Axiom Verge were pretty hard unless you had just the right weapon at times!

First of all, thank you so much for reading my reviews.  You don't know how happy that makes me that you read them.  I really appreciate it.

The "Kid Factor" is what originally separated GamerDad.com from other sites.  That's why I still do it.

Axiom Verge was great, but it's still not as good as Super Matroid.  Axiom Verge had a little trouble with keeping goals and objectives clear.  Super Metroid did that much better.

The main character in the first Noitu Love game was the same as the title.  The main character in the second game is Xoda Rap.  Spell that backwards and see what you get. Lots of game companies do this.  You know what Alucard spells backward, right?

I also wish you could've just used a regular controller.  I think I would've been able to beat the last boss that way.