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The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds is being released soon, and I’m really excited about it.  As a big fan of classic top down Zelda titles, I’m super happy for this one since it’s a sequel to the SNES A Link to the Past.  So in honor of the release of this new Zelda title, here are my top five favorite Zelda characters, just for fun!

It’s that time again for more links to game reviews I’ve written lately at GamerDad.com!  Please click on and read as many as you can, I’d really appreciate it!  Maybe you could leave a comment, too!  This batch seemed to be based on a lot of cartoon licenses, so hence the blog title.

Recently I reviewed a downloadable PS3 game called Girl Fight.  It’s a 3-D fighting game with an all-women cast.  Usually in fighting games, the female characters are more interesting than the guy characters.  So it makes sense to make a whole fighting game with them.  Unfortunately, while the fighting gameplay mechanics in Girl Fight are at least somewhat decent, the characters in the game are not very interesting at all.  But that’s not going to stop me from writing about them anyway!  Yep, this is a filler blog.  You know I like to write about fighting game characters, even if I don’t know anything about them!

Happy Halloween!  Here’s another blog with game reviews I’ve done recently.  Please read as many as you can and reply in the comments section, too, if you like!  I’d appreciate it.  In honor of the holiday, my past four reviews this week had a spooky theme, so we’ll do those first.

The Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney game series is my favorite series on the DS.  The newest in the saga: Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies is out now this week on the 3DS eShop.  I’m a little sad that it’s not getting a retail version, but if digital is the only way that Capcom could release it in the US and still make money, then I’ll happily download it that way!  Just need to get me a Nintendo Points card!  Anyway, Phoenix Wright games are like point and click adventures where you search crime scenes to find clues and evidence, and then use what you find in court to catch witnesses telling lies.  One of the best things about these games is the cast of colorful and fun characters, so in honor of the release of the newest game, here are my top five favorite Phoenix Wright characters!

Well here’s another blog with links to game reviews I’ve written recently over at GamerDad.com.  Please click on and read as many as you can, and post comments, too!  I’d really appreciate it.  And if you’re wondering what the HECK kind of weirdo nonsense does my blog title mean, well, you’ll just have to keep on reading.

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD was just recently released for Wii U, and it’s a pretty darn nifty remake, too.  It’s just another good example of why I still like the GameCube better than the Wii.  And it’s great that so many more people are going to finally be able to enjoy this game, since a lot of folks shunned the original release because of the cartoony graphics.  Which is a shame because it’s one of the most visually stunning Zelda games out there.  It’s also a pretty special game for GamerDad.com, too, because if I’m not mistaken, the original Wind Waker was the first game that was reviewed on the site!  I didn’t review it, as I discovered the site a couple of months after it had started, though.  Anyway, Wind Waker HD got me to thinking about other Zelda games that should be remade or re-released into collections of sorts, so here are my top five Zelda games I want remade!  But be warned, some of my choices you might disagree with!

It’s that time of year again.  All the holiday game releases start bunching up, so I have to eat a can of spinach, transform into Super Cary, and start reviewing games like a madman.  So you may see these game review list blogs more often for the next couple of months.  As always, please click on and read as many reviews as you can and post comments on them, too.  I’d really appreciate it.  Thanks.

The late summer, early fall time is what I like to call ‘fair and circus season.’  You don’t see them much anymore, but used to around this time of year, I would always see little travelling circuses and carnivals set up in the parking lots and open fields around town.  Plus it’s also the time of year that the Texas State Fair opens.  And what do you usually see at all these fairs, circuses, and carnivals?  Clowns!  So in honor of those silly and sometimes scary merrymakers of mirth, here are my top five favorite clowns in video games!  Plus, with Halloween coming up, I thought this would be a good idea since some do find clowns frightening.

Here’s just another collection of game reviews I’ve written in the last month or so.  There’s some good ones this time, so I hope you all can read and comment on as many as you can.  And thanks to everyone who read my birthday blog last time and gave me pretend birthday presents!  It’s not too late if you still want to give me one. Anyway, here are the reviews: