I reviewed a lot of Beyblade games, but I can't remember if I reviewed one on the Wii. None of them were very good. They're just tops.
I don't really get into the Castlevania games, but I do have a favorite game in the series. Can you guess what it is? I'll tell you on your next blog!
Pokemon Shuffle really has a lot of annoyances that free-to-play iOS games have. But I still downloaded it and I'll enjoy it for what it is. I just won't succumb to paying any money for it. That's why I didn't get into Rusty's Real Deal Baseball. It looked like fun, but I'm not going to encourage Nintendo to nickel and dime us. I do wish that Pokemon Shuffle and Rusty's Real Deal Baseball were full cartridge games with no in-game purchases. I would've bought both of them that way. At least we're getting a cartridge version of Puzzle & Dragon Z/Super Mario Edition. And at least Pokemon Shuffle doesn't have any in-game ads.
I try to keep as much of a positive attitude as I can, but I do have to say that right now, I'm not much of a happy gamer. Nothing on the PS4 and Xbox One I want, only stuff on the 3DS and Wii U. Things were a bit better a few years ago. Oh well, I'm still going to enjoy the games I do like!
I just finished LEGO Batman 3 with my brother. The secret bonus level was hilarious. They should've made the whole game be like that.
So you say my favorite character would be a little girl with a sock puppet monster? HMMMMM!
I'm just giving you a hard time. :)
Have you ever played Tales of Legendia on the PS2? That's my favorite Tales game.
Hooray for Shantae and Shovel Knight! (I like Shantae a little better, though. Yeah I know I'm weird)
The first couple of seasons of the Digimon cartoon were actually pretty decent. I reviewed a lot of Digimon games back in the day, too.
Yeah I didni't know about Zelda until I saw the dopey TV commercials. I remember as a kid, everyone was playing Axis and Allies.
Have you tried Pokemon Shuffle yet? It's out and it's free.
I was happy to see The Great Cave Offensive, since it's based on one of me and my brother Jeff's favorite parts of our favorite Kirby game. The Mega Man and Pac-Land stages are also neat, but I really like them for the background music. And yes, Gamer is based on Game & Wario. Do you not have that game? You should get it!
I also thought the Wrecking Crew stage was neat.
Yeah,that save system was definitely a reminant of save systems of the past. It was pretty annoying when I got on an elevator in that game and the game froze up and I had to start over from my last save. That's the only problem I had, though, luckily.
