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Yo dawg! I heard you  like Pimp My Ride! What if I told you you could pimp yo ride in a video game about Pimp My Ride the TV show which in turn Pimp's Someone's Ride? Yeah that is sweet. Add some sub woofers, install a barbeque grill in your grill, and let's crank this up. Today I'm gonna Pimp My Ride!

I love Namco and I love their classic titles. So when it was brought to my attention they were making a compilation of remixed games for the Nintndo Wii I was ecstatic. The Remix boasts 14 games in all, but the question is are they all on equal footing? Are they any fun? Well let's take control of Pac-Man and find out!

Everybody loves Looney Tunes. If you were a kid growing up then you knew the character of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, etc. And they were all voiced by legend Mel Blanc. These days Looney Tunes has changed a bit. Wile E Coyote chases Road Runner in complete CGI instead of hand drawn sketches. Merry Melodies are also a lot more different featuring Marvin Martian singing "I'm a Martian!" It's a different era. I remember playing many a game featuring Looney Tunes characters. Some were good, some not. Today I review the latter.

So since I teased it yesterday, I bet a lot of you are wondering just what game I am reviewing today. It's simple really. You may already know what it is if you are a fan of pewdiepie's awful scream and plays on Youtube. Or maybe you're a japanese aficianado. Or perhaps you read the title for this blog. Today I review Ikenie no Yoru a.k.a.(Night of Sacrifice)

Let's go back to the 90's for a second, because that's about as much as I  can remember of Diabolik. Diabolik was created as far back as 1962 in Italy. I haven't read the comics and the only reason I know about it is because of the cartoon series on Fox Kids with Batman and stuff. So what in the world would a game be like? Well that's why we review this sin of a game today!

Forgive me for I missed yesterday due to feeling like utter garbage...hooray 24 hour flu! I'll write 2 blogs today so that way it stll counts right? Yeah sure it does! Anyways, I love....absolutely love Castlevania. It's a series I've grown fond memories of. I remember back when I had a Super Nintendo. Man I'll tell you Super Castlevania was amazing.  I've played a lot from the series, so when it was announced that a Castlevania fighting game was being released exclusively for the Nintendo Wii....I was beyond excited. However, I was so wrong.

You know...just when I've seen it all something surprises me. Anime is great. I love anime. I've watched hundreds of anime series, and Beyblade was one of them. Granted I was in a anime phase at the time, so everything was cool. I mean it's a show about kids launching fucking magical spinners into an arena for gladiator-esque battles to the death! Of course anime doesn't translate as well in real life. In reall life you watch tops spin around and hit each other out of the ring, but as a kid you pretend that it's like the show and "let it riiiiip!". The show...also doesn't translate into a video game...and today I tell you why.

Alone in the Dark is a very interesting game series. It  was a puzzle horror series that I really didn't know too much about until I watched a retsupurae on the first couple of games. So in 2008 Alone in the Dark was revived by Atari. How did it turn out? Well if you have a PS3 then for less than $10 you can pick up the vastly superior Inferno Edition. In fact, I would recommend it. It's a solid 7/10 game...it has it's flaws, but definitely is the version you should play...the Wii version however...not so much. And today I will discuss why.

You know when I was a kid I got the joys of awesome cartoons. And some of those cartoons were cartoons that were older. You see before Boomerang became a pay to watch program...you could watch cartoons from classic Hanna Barbera free on basic cable Cartoon Network...you know the old Cartoon Network...before it got shitty. Anyways today I review a game that fails to do a classic series justice...today: Wacky Races: Crash & Dash

I'll admit. Valhalla Knights is an interesting case of a game series being brought to Nintend despite having no previous iterations on a Nintendo system. The first two installments were for the PSP. So what exactly is so bad about this action rpg? Well we'll get into that in today's review! Grab your popcorn and start munching...we're getting groovy!