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Maybe it's not on GamePass.  Oh well, if you do ever check it out, you'll have to let us know what you think.

I'm not a big fan of Castlevania games, as Simon Belmont moves like he ate a big breakfast before deciding to go beat up Dracula.  But I did play Haunted Castle on the Castlevania Collection when it was on sale last year.  And I only got that game for Kid Dracula, which is my favorite Castlevania game, by the way. :)

Hello Neighbor is really popular.  It's kind of tinyBuild's flagship game and that creepy neighbor guy is almost like their mascot.  At events like PAX, I've gotten masks and plush toys with that character!  Man I miss going to shows like E3 and PAX.  While I may not enjoy most of their games, tinyBuild's booth was always fun.  And their PR lady was cute. :)

I tried to get into Costume Quest, but I just couldn't.  Really seemed like it would be up my alley, too.  The battles were just not that fun for me.

It's neat when you can really find a game to sink your teeth into.  I've had a lot this year, such as Ys 9, New Pokemon Snap, The Great Ace Attorney, and now I'm playing Metroid Dread!

Did you check it out yet?

Yeah I think they only releaed this game to promote the four player adapter.  How many games really used that?  As a kid, I was always like, 'what's the point?'  Needless to say, I've never played this one.  I was never truly impressed with the Game Boy until Link's Awakening came along.  That's when I first realized there's probably something to this handheld gaming thing.

Just remember it's H-O-A, like Home Owner's Association. :)

I didn't get the Spyro trilogy because only the first game is on the disc.  The other two are just download only.  What's the point of that?

Yeah the How to Train Your Dragon movies are some of DreamWorks' best.

Since it's new, I don't know if it would be on Game Pass.  It's pretty short and easy, though.

For such a simple concept, it's crazy how popular Five Nights at Freddy's is.  There's like, five or so games in the series, plus tons of merchandise and such.  I'm not a big fan of the gameplay and jumpscares, but the lore behind it all is kind of interesting.  I once had a dream that I rode a Five Nights at Freddy's ride in an amusement park.  Which would be pretty feasable in real life.  I'm also surprised there's not a movie based on the franchise.

Well, actually there is a movie that is a total ripoff of Five Nights at Freddy's.  It's called Willie's Wonderland and it's a classic example of a bad B movie.  It stars Nicholas Cage, but he has NO lines in the movie at all!  It's hilarious.  I think you can watch it on one of the streaming services, but I can't remember which one.  Hulu or HBO Max I think.  Only bad thing about the movie is that there is a sex scene that really didn't need to be there.

I don't understand why everyone is so afraid of those Chuck E Cheese animatronics.  I never was scared of them as a kid.  Although many years later when my younger brothers were little, the last time we went to Chuck E Cheese, one of the robot's back of the head fell off.  Some kids got scared, but we just laughed at it.  I hear that they don't have the robots anymore, just a big TV screen where the stage was.  I know that the high cost of maintaining the robots is what made them do that, but I think Five Nights at Freddy's helped contribute to their downfall.

I THINK I've seen all the Hotel Transylvania movies, but I never watched them in a theater.  I just rented them or waited till they came on TV or something.  I like the fact that the guy who directed Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack directed those movies as well.