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I'll have a blog up in a couple of weeks about what games I'm looking forward to in 2016, so you'll have to check that out when I write it.

I can't play ANY game in the car.  Nor can I read in the car.  both activities give me a headache when I'm in a car.

Pac-Man 256 is a neat free-to-play game.

Shovel Knight had fantastic music.  I can't wait until the Shovel Knight amiibo figure comes out.

My Game of the Year awards will be up later this week.

I love Taito.  They're one of my favorite game companies.  They have just as much, if not more history, than other game companies like Namco and Nintendo.  Taito even has their own in-house band named Zuntata that does the music for their games.  Right now, Square-Enix owns most of Taito's stock.  I wish they'd utilize them more.

If you liked Kiki KaiKai, you're in luck!  There are other games in the series you can play.  There were two on the Super Nintendo and they were even released in the US under the names Pocky and Rocky and Pocky and Rocky 2, thanks to Natsume.  Natsume also released one on the GBA called Pocky & Rocky With Becky, and it looks more like the original arcade game.  There was also a Pocky and Rocky mini-game in Furu Furu Park, a game on the Wii.  Speaking of the Wii, there is a game on it called Heavenly Guardian that was originally going to be a Pocky and Rocky game, but Taito backed out so that other game company just went with generic characters.

If you like the Japanese mythologies in those games, you may also want to try Okami or Yo-Kai Watch.

You need to try Loco Roco.  The cuteness in that game will make your brain explode!  If you can make it through that, you'll be tough enough to make it through any cute game!  Maybe even as tough as I am. :)

I'll probably pre-order that Paper Jam game sometime, too.  Hope it's better than the last two Mario RPGs.

I wish it were for consoles, too.  But oh well.

I liked reading your blogs.

Noooo!  There's no such thing as 'too cute!'

I love the DLC for Phoenix Wright 3DS.  One of the better cases.

Captain Toad is definitely a "Cary" kind of game.