Cary - great write-up, I promoted it to an official article on the site! This is a game I really want to check out. I feel like I should've pre-ordered it for a physical copy, but alas, I did not.

A lot of hardcore Double Dragon fans hated Neon because it took the series in a goofy, humorous direction. But I liked it like that!

I played the original Choplifter a lot on my old Apple ][+ back in the day. I remember reviewing the Choplifter remake. Boy was that hard!

The Wacky Races NES game is famous for being very rare and expensive and hard to get.

Wii Sports Resort is way better than the original. You get a whole island to explore!

Ah. Ok.

I had a feeling there was something special about that voice, but I had forgotten who did it 'til you mentioned it.

Oh yeah, Muttley's voice. I always try and imitate it when I watch the show. Nice that there's a NES game as well. I'll have to consider getting it.

I forgot I had Wii Sports because it's a loose disc in with my system and not in the box I keep all my Wii games.

I was just looking at Wii Sports Resort at a store and wondering if I should buy it.

I wanted a pure golf game. I just bought Super Swing Golf.

It's very obtuse and meant to be that way so arcade goers could share tips and strategies.

The only thing I like about the Splatterhosue remake is that Jim Cummings was the voice of the Terror Mask. All I hear is his Negaduck voice just cursing a lot more!

Oswald kind of made his return debut in those games. Oswald is one of my top five favorite Disney characters and I knew about him way before that game.

There's also a Wacky Races game on the NES. It's a 2-D platformer where you play as Muttley and the bosses are the other racers! I met the guy who did the voice and laugh for Muttley once.

You don't have Wii Sports or Wii Sports Resort? Or any of the Monkey Ball games? They have golf on them.

There's a version of Pangya also on the PSP>

Oh, neat. Japan only originally. I played it first in a collection and didn't quite get it the first time. I'll have to try again.

That's so cool because I loved what he did with Mickey and Oswald in that game.

I'm thinking Wii Music is better than suggested as well.

BurgerTime is pretty cool.

Wow! There are three Wacky Races games, one for PSOne, Starring Dastardly and Mutley for Dreamcast and Crash and Dash for Wii. I always liked the crazy vehicles and planes in the cartoon as a kid.

I'll have to consider picking it up for Wii. I just discovered I don't have a golf game for it aside from Carnival Minigolf.

I doubt it, seeing as it was Japan only. I had never even heard of it until its first release in the US on the Namco Museum vol. 3 collection.

I think I've said this before, but one of the feathers in my game reviewing cap is getting to be on a roundtable discussion with Warren Specter on Epic Mickey! Speaking of which, I just read that Warren Specter just retired.

Everyone hated Wii Music but I loved it. I think it helps if you think of it more of a toy than a game.

I loved that Data East collection. BurgerTime is one of the few arcade games that could pull me away from Pac-Man when I was a kid.

I missed out on Fortune Street, and I didn't even know there was a Wacky Races game on the Switch. I wonder if it's the same as the Dreamcast one? Wacky Races is my favorite Hanna Barbera cartoon.

Super Swing Golf is based on Pangya, an online golf game that very good. I wonder if it's still around?

I don't think I ever saw one in the arcades, but maybe.

I've seen Super Swing Golf around. i was wondering if it was any good. I like the Tecmo characters though. I may pick it up.

I noticed some on that list I have in my collection to try and others I've been curious about and may pick up. Zack and Wiki is great, and I used to have it, but puzzle games frustrate me. I kind of want to try it again, though.

Got my code and it's locked and loaded for this weekend. Can't wait!

There are some shooters I like. I enjoyed the other Splatoon games. I also liked the Ratchet and Clank series. Does Mega Man Legends count as a shooter? I liked it anyway. Heck, I even liked Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. I'm actually working on a Splatoon Raiders blog right now. Expect it in about a week or so.

I like the legacy the game left behind. It's interesting how such an influential game was never heard of during the time in the US!

Yeah the proportions of the characters in Dragon's Crown aren't very realistic, but that's OK. It's a video game so let them do that. I just imagine the Amazon ate a can of spinach.