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The new one is still really good.  I consider it more of a tribute to the Disney Afternoon and Disney's syndicated TV history as a whole.  I mean, the episodes make reference to not just the old DuckTales, but also Darkwing Duck, Rescue Rangers, Gummi Bears, TaleSpin, and even The Wuzzles!  There's even an episode where they play the Moon Theme from the NES DuckTales game!  I would've loved to have seen them make a DuckTales game based on the new cartoon, but have it play like the old Capcom games.  They could even call it DuckTales 3!

It's still in the box right now.  I kind of do want to open it up to see if Luigi is on the other side.

I watched a couple of TV shows about the history of certain board games, like Monopoly, Game of Life, Mouse Trap, Operation, etc.  It was pretty interesting.  Like the original Monopoly board was round!  I have a hard time getting into most board games myself.

I think Moonrider moves even slower than Shinobi.

A relative got me the Hot Wheels Mario Plumbing Van.  It's cool, but it was way too expensive on ebay.

Just be careful if you eat both at the same time!  I wonder what would happen then?

LEGO The Hobbit is one of the few LEGO games that I wasn't able to review and I skipped out on playing it myself as well.  I think I reviewed LEGO Lord of the Rings, but I'm not a fan of the book or movies so I never saw The Hobbit either.

Which one?  The original 1987 one or the 2016 one?

I like them both, but the original is still my favorite of the two.

I really do work in the plumbing section of a major hardware store, though.  That part is true.

Did I really fool you?  If only for a little bit?

I saw a bunch of Mario Bros. movie toys at Target.  The one I thought was really neat was a toy of the plumbing van that folded out into a playset.  If I see a Hot Wheels version of that van, I'm going to buy it.  I think I saw a LEGO version of that van, too, but I bet it's really expensive, as LEGOs tend to be.

On the 'cover' picture of my Devolver review, you can see a picture of Serious Sam on it.