It's easy to remember good video game endings, like FF6 or Klonoa, but really hard to remember bad ones. So many NES games where when you beat it, you just get a "Congratulation!" screen with some Engrish if you're lucky.
Kingdom Hearts 3 wins because I haven't played the FF7 remake. KH games may have a garbage storyline, but I do like tromping around all the Disney worlds.
I like the Rune Factory games better than Harvest Moon because they streamline the farming stuff so you have more time to focus on exploring dungeons and battling monsters!
I've been able to review pretty much all the handheld Rune Factory games. But there are a few that I haven't been able to review, like 5. One other one I wish I could've reviewed was Rune Factory Frontiers, which let you farm on the back of a giant Kaiju and you could control it to fight other giants!
Yeah next time you go take pictures and show us!
I use my iPad and IPhone to listen to podcasts. It's super easy.
Oh cool! Did you take a picture?
The 2-D Golden Axe games are all right. A lot of people say 3 isn't very good, but I didn't think it was THAT bad.
Even though Streets of Rage 2 is the best, all the games in the series are pretty good. Have you played 4 yet? I really liked that one, too.
Good choice on getting Pocket Card Jockey. That game is fantastic.
I would say the Great Ace Attorney Collection is too long, but it's really two games so I guess it isn't. It took me 65 hours to beat, though! I think the only other Switch games I spent that long on are Breath of the Wild (65 hours as well), and Animal Crossing (not telling how long I spent on that one).
Pocket Card Jockey is extremely fun. I would highly recommend getting it if you can.
But don't get Golden Axe: Beast Rider. That game was horrible!
I'm working on my Pac-Man Museum+ blog right now. It's kinda long, so I'll be posting it in a little over a week or so.
Yeah since I like video games so much, I hate it when people say bad things about them. Even if they are sometimes right. :)
I do write an outline of my podcast before recording so I know what to say, but it's just a few words and bulletpoints to help remind me. So if you read those it would probably sound like a caveman talking. Plus after I finish a podcast I toss them out anyway.
I try to keep my podcasts under an hour. Most clock in at around 45 to 50 minutes. So if you could find the time for that, it would be great. And thanks for the prayers!
