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It's called Bob the Brick Breaker.  It'll post Tuesday night.

I'm sure that Skylanders YouTube short was clickbait.  I can't imagine Activision wanting to bring that back.  Although the makers of Skylanders, Toys for Bob, are rumored to be working on a new Spyro game.  Thanks for reading!

I reviewed a Breakout clone that'll post on the GamerDad site later next week.

I reveiwed Cotton Reboot a few years ago.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2021/09/20/cotton-reboot-ps4-switch/

I got two games for Christmas, but one of them I bought for myself.  I got Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisioment from my family.  And I bought Pokemon Legends ZA for myself.  I only bought the Pokemon game then because I was at Costco and it was ten dollars cheaper than everywhere elee.

I'll get to those after I finish Metroid Prime 4.  Despite all the bad things people are saying about it, I'm still enjoying it.  Only big problem I have with it is that it doesn't feel like a game that should've taken 8 years to make.

I'll post my Game of the Year blog sometime later next week, so be on the lookout for that.  I can tell you that you'll see more of my continued enthusiasm for a game you got!

I was born in 1976, but I think I still was able to really enjoy the golden age of arcades as a kid.

You know, Nintendo and the internet keeps telling me that Game & Watch was super huge back than, but honestly, I didn't see a Game & Watch system until after the NES came out.  And even then, I only saw a few: Super Mario Bros., Zelda, a Mickey Mouse one, Mario Bros., and that's pretty much it.

My first video game was Pac-Man of course.  I was watching the news with my dad and saw on TV people building a big yellow box with lights.  I thought it was a soda machine.  Then a while later, my mom and I went to Kroger and I saw the exact same machine at the checkout. I asked my mom if I could go see it.  She said yes and when she was done checking out, she came over and gave me a quarter.  Turns out that machine I saw was a Pac-Man machine and I played it and I was amazed and talked about it all the way home.

I realy didn't have a home console until the 5200, but I did have an Apple II+ and that's where I did most of my gaming before the NES days.

I hope I get to review Taito Milestones 4.

I'm playing Metroid Prime 4 right now and I'm enjoying it even though it's not the best Metroid out there.  I didn't have much problem with the talkative NPCs.  My only big problem is that it doesn't feel like a game that should've taken 8 years to make.  But I'm still having fun with it.  But then, I also liked Wii Music and Pokemon Channel, so what do I know? :)

I never had the original Xbox.  Like San Andreas, the only Xbox console I ever had was the 360.  There just wasn't enouch exclusives for me to want one.  There were a few that I was curious about playing, like Blinx, a Spy vs. Spy game, some of Rare's stuff, but that's it.

I think I must've saw them in real life at conventions like PAX, they have a lot of sellers there.  

I've seen some cool headphones at Five and Below, but I never got one.  One cool thing I did see at Five and Below recently was a radio controlled Pac-Man and ghost, but I THINK I'm actually getting that for Christmas in real life!