Oh yeah, I had that Garfield: His 9 Lives book, too. Great stuff. You would never think now that there was that level of creativity. That 9 Lives book also caused the whole Garfield book collection to be moved out of the kids section of the Library of Congress.
Yeah I remember Heathcliff, too. Even watched the cartoon. It was crap, but it was entertaining crap.
Thanks for listening!
I always call Dr. Strange "Dr. Weird" for some reason.
I didn't really like Mario + Rabbids after a while. I'm not really big into strategy games. But if you want me to play a strategy game, cramming those two franchises together is one way to do it. I'll skip out on the upcoming sequel, though.
I really liked Raskulls. Had a lot in common with Mr. Driller.
After reviewing that book, I feel like I oculd code that stuff if I followed the directions, and I'm horrible with that kind of thing. So it seemed like a good book to me.
It's very good. My review of it posts in a couple of weeks.
Yeah I hope they fix it, too. I've had some others complain about the Xbox version. I'm still going to give the game high marks in my Game of the Year SO FAR blog I'll post later in July, simply because I like Pac-Man and I have the PS4 version. :)
I wrote a review of a coding book a few years ago you might want to check out, too.
My brother Jeff told me TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is on Game Pass so you should download that one, too.
Star Allies is good. Not as good as Forgotten Land, but I still liked it.
I never played this, but boy this game was talked about a lot at the schoolyard and such, so I knew it was pretty popular. I remember the close up graphics of the players making baskets was pretty amazing looking back then, since NES games usually didn't do that. I remember seeing the arcade version a couple of times and remembering it had the same close up graphics, just that the players were full color. Never got into basketball video games myself. Nor do I watch on TV. It's kind of fun to go see a game live, though.
