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I used to could get all those collections but it's so hard to keep up with them all now.

There's a new one coming out to the Switch 2 in October.  You know I'll write about it.

I just thought of another honeymoon spot.  Namco made a Wii Sports Resort-like game called Go Vacation on the Wii and it also got ported to the Switch later.  The island you play games on has all sorts of Namco references like game music in the background, Pac-Man shapes on topiaries and flower beds, and a building with a big Pac-Man sign on it.  So I think I'd go there if pretend wifey is ok with it. :)

Puzzle Fighter is still one of my top 3 favorite puzzlers.

Right now I'm playing a game that has a time travel plot like Chrono Trigger, a variety of weapons ike Secret of Mana, combat and exploration like Ys, and dungeon puzzles like Zelda.  So naturally you can guess how I feel about it.  The game is called The Adventures of Elliot.

That's a good idea!  Reiko and I are going to Wuhu Island for our honeymoon! :)

I just reviewed a Peggle-like game on mobile but unfortunately it wasn't very good.

I know Reiko is a secret character in games like Namco's Smash Court Tennis series and We Cheer, so maybe she also likes tennis and cheerleading.  Boy I don't know much about my pretend wife, do I? :)

Where do people who live in Hawaii go on vacation?

I've never gotten into Ultima, but I think that's interesting they made a Game Boy game and it's reworked to be an action adventure game.

After I played Secret of Mana on the SNES, I went back and played Final Fantasy Adventure on GB because even back then, I knew those games were related.  It was good, but still couldn't hold a candle to Link's Awakening.  But then, Link's Awakening is my number one favorite Zelda game.  In fact, I was more excited when Nintendo announced the Link's Awakening remake on Switch than I was about the Ocarina of Time remake they just announced at the last recent Direct.

Did you know the developers of Patapon have made a spiritual successor game called Ratatan?  It comes out this summer.

Castle Crashers is one of the best Xbox LIVE games and one of the best console beat 'em ups.  I played it a lot on the 360.

I'm working on reviewing a mobile Peggle-like game right now.  Unfortunately, it's not that good.

Yeah I don't really like dating in games or dating sims.  I'm bad enough at that in real life, why would I want to do that in a game?  Dating is like a job interview, but worse!

A few games I've played that feature dating include the Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons/Rune Factory games.  I don't remember which games had which ladies, but I remember Farmer Man Cary courting a lady blacksmith, a pretty and flirty writer named Iris, and a super tough lady knight.  Also in Final Fantasy 7 you could go out on a date at the Gold Saucer amusement park.  I was glad I got to date Tifa.  She's one of my favorite characters in that game, not because of the fan service, but because she's one of the only characters in that game who is actually nice to others.  Most other characters in that game are jerks!

You know in Tomodatchi Life, you can send your Miis on vacation.  And two of the vacations include a European tour and a Medterranian tour.  So Monoco might be one of those spots.  I'll have to see next time I pop in that game.

Overthinking things a bit, I wonder if Reiko would really like going to Monoco for a vacation even though she already works with race cars.  I mean, that would be like me going to a plumbing supply place on my days off!

Overthinking things a bit more, I think it's ironic that Reiko married a Mii based on me, who is blind in one eye and can't drive a car!  And she's in a game series all about cars!  In real life, I've actually been turned down by a few ladies I've asked out because I couldn't drive.  Sad, but true.  Oh well, it is what it is.

But of all the video game characters out there, I won't complain if my Mii wants to marry Reiko, if you know what I mean.

OK enough of that.  I MIGHT get to review an upcoming shooter with really interesting graphics, so I'll keep you posted on how that goes.

Speaking of Skylanders, did you know that the developers of those games, Toys for Bob, recently bought themselves back from Microsoft so they could be an indie developer and make games they want to make like the recently announced new Spyro game, A Realm Beyond?