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I'm glad you're going to write more about Taito Legends 2.  Can't wait till you get to G Darius and Metal Black!

I have both Ori games on Switch but I've only played the first one.  Can't beat it, though, as it's just too freaking hard!

Guess what's going to be on Xbox Game Pass when it comes out at the end of May?  Pac-Man Museum+!  You know I'm going to write a blog about that game!

I've never played Undertale.  I wish they'd port Terranigma to the US.

Here's some other good game soundtracks:

Anything with Mega and Man in the title at the same time.

DuckTales

Ys Seven

Loco Roco series

Arkanoid DS

Tales of Legendia

Katamari Damacy series

Klonoa 1 & 2 (can't wait for the collection)

I also recommend listening to episode 4 of my podcast.  I talk about my favorite video game music composers there.

The Switch still isn't my favorite Nintendo console, as it has too many ports and crappy JoyCons.  But it's still a darn good system with lots of neat games and ideas.

Dragon Quest games are a bit too long and meandering for my tastes, but I was sure tempted to get this one and play the whole thing in 16-bit mode!

Don Doko Don is all right, I just didn't like it as much as Bubble Bobble.  Just got a bit too repetitive.  There's a Famicom sequel that plays like a straight up 2-D platformer.

So are you going to keep doing these or what?

Monster Boy is great, but it got a little too hard by the volcano and haunted house areas.  The music is good, though, and I even liked the cheesy Saturday morning cartoon style intro.  A lot of the songs are remixes of tunes from Wonder Boy 3: The Dragon's Trap, which also makes them good.

If you liked Monster Boy, you may want to check out some of the other games in the series.  The remake of The Dragon's Trap is also really good and Monster Boy plays a lot like it.  There's also a remake of Monster World 4 called Ashe in Monster World that came out last year that's pretty good.  This year we're also getting a Wonder Boy collection!

No wonder I've never heard of it.  I don't do much with books or Netflix.  Mark Hamill does a lot of cartoon voices.

Good luck trying to figure it out!  The game collection comes with no instructions, and these games came out when printed instruction manuals were included with games, so they usually didn't feel like they needed tutorials in the game.  They didn't even bother including scanned pics of the manual in the collection.  I tried watching videos and guides online and still couldn't figure it out.  That was my main problem with the collection.

I'm not a big fan of DBZ, but I do know a lot about it because the original Dragon Ball is one of my top favorite anime cartoons of all time.  I don't know much about GT or the new Super one whatever it's called.