PixlBit

Yeah there are a lot of Wii games that may look bad, but have something interesting about them that makes them worth playing.

I can certainly understand why movies like Cars and its sequel would make you lose a bit of faith in Pixar.  But what about movies like Up and Inside Out?  Those were done after Disney bought Pixar and I think they're brilliant movies.

I hope VR doesn't happen big.  I may not be able to review games as much or at all anymore if VR takes over, since I may not be able to see it very well because of my disability.

I liked LocoCycle.  It kind of had an arcade-y Spy Hunter/OutRun vibe to it.  It's a shame that Twisted Pixel kind of fell off the face of the earth after that game.  I thought they were cool and I got to review nearly all of their games and they were located in the same state as me!  One thing you can say about Twisted Pixel's games is they had a lot of personality!

Boy you're not doing a very good job of selling me on the PS4 there. :)

Any SEGA Master System game box art was bad. :)

I've heard of it, but I don't have any interest in it.  I'm not into RPGs like I once was when I was in high school.

My brother Jeff and I played through Tales of Symphonia on GameCube.  It sure was fun with two players.  I'm not sure if we beat it or not, but I know we got to the end.  We really didn't care about the story too much.  We just liked mashing buttons and fighting monsters and "Pancake Time!"  I tried to play it again on the PS3 collection, but it wasn't the same by myself.

Right now I'm working on reviewing Rhythm Heaven Megamix on 3DS!

Poor Bubba.

I'm not really big into board games.  And I can't stand The Game of Life.  I'm bad enough at it in real life! :)  I did play Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival a few times, but that's only because I'm an Animal Crossing freak.