PixlBit

I never played the first Ghostbusters game on NES, but I did play a version of it on the Commodore 64 at a friend's house.  Interesting thing about that game was that it was made by David Crane, creator of Pitfall and A Boy and His Blob.  I think that some of the ideas presented in the first Ghostbusters game were interesting, like trying to run your own Ghostbusting business, but they weren't executed very well.

Hsien-Ko is cool in any game she's in!

Lulu...that's a funny name.  Wouldn't I have to play FFX to know what's going on in FFX-2, though?

The graphics in both level styles look like something out of Sonic Heroes.  Still, looks interesting at only 2 bucks.  Maybe I'll try and review it someday.  Can you play as Tails?

Aw, who cares about FFX, FFX-2 in HD?  Capcom just announced DuckTales Remasters, that's way cooler!

Don't worry!  I'm just joking with you!  Just giving you a hard time! :)

So, knowing that I really only play classic styled FF games, do you think I would like FFX or FFX-2?  Only thing I know about FFX is one of the characters fights with plush toys of classic FF mascots.  That's pretty darn cool.

It was a very fun game (it was a GameCube/PS2 title I believe).  What other game lets you skate as Pumbaa from The Lion King and do stunts in Pizza Planet from Toy Story?  It was basically Tony Hawk for little kids.  But I liked it.

Yes Chekov was very smart.  He could flush, but I decided that he should just use the litterbox because I was afraid he might flush himself down the toilet while we were away.

When I was in college, people said I was like Pinky and my roommate was like The Brain.  Not sure if I should ike that or not...

Chekov is long gone, but now I have a dog named Venus.  She's a mutt that's probably a cross of a Chow and a black lab mix.  Very calm and gentle dog, though.

Happy birthday!  Have a power pellet!

I never got into skateboard games.  But I did review Disney's Skate Adventure a long time ago.  It was made by the same people who did Tony Hawk games, and it was pretty good, so I can perfectly understand why so many people like the Tony Hawk titles.  My brother Jeff sure did.

Looks like Ghost Trick is 20 bucks on Amazon.  Get it now!

I was too old to play with Ghostbusters toys, but I certainly enjoyed the movie and its sequel, the cartoon, and the Hi-C Ecto Cooler juice!

Yeah Gengar is a ghost Pokemon, too.

When I was a kid I had a Russian Blue cat.  I wanted to give him a Russian name but I couldn't think of any.(hey, I was a kid).  My dad suggested I name him after the Russian guy from the old Star Trek TV show.  So we named him Chekov.  And I'm not even a big Star Trek fan either!  When I watched the new Star Trek movie from a few years ago, whenever I heard them call Chekov, I expected the reply to be a meow!

Chekov the cat was pretty smart, though.  I taught him how to open doors, play fetch, and even use the toilet instead of a litterbox.  He was also a good cat, too.  We even took him with us on a road trip from Texas to Alabama and back and he had no problems at all!

My brother Jeff loves card games.  He gets excited when I review a card game like the recently released downloadable Yu-Gi-Oh game.

Only card game I've even gotten into was SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash on the Neo Geo Pocket Color.  I enjoyed that one more than Pokemon!