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You have to play Pac-Man 99 a little differently than other Pac-Man games.  Concentrate on eating the bonus fruit that causes the ghost icons to appear on the sides of the maze.  then eat those to make ghost chains, then eat a power pellet and try to eat all the ghost chains you've made to send them to other players.  Only eat dots if you have to make more power pellets and fruit appear.

The Kirby game is called Kirby and the Forgotten Land.  I have the full game and just beat the main story and am doing the extra stuff now.  It has a good amount of replay value.

I got the first Mario vs. Rabbids game but didn't like it, so I'll skip out on the sequel.

Here's my Switch friend code: 1395 7159 9988

I know a lot of people that say they remember playing this back in the day, but I don't remember it in arcades as a kid at all!  And I remember playing other Taito games back then like Qix and Alpine Ski.  I never really liked Front Line, though.  Just felt like a clunky Ikari Warriors.  Right now I'm reviewing Taito Milestones and Front Line is on it.  The guy in Front Line is a helper character in Arkanoid vs. Space Invaders.

It's too bad that things that taste good aren't very good for you.  Luckily I'm not a big fan of sweets in general so that makes it a little easier on me.

I've already reviewed LEGO Builder's Journey.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2021/07/05/lego-builders-journey-switch-pc-apple-arcade/

The history of Tetris and all the folks who had rights to it is so varied and interesting.  You could probably make a whole movie about it!  Granted it wouldn't be a very action packed movie, but you could do it.  Actually the Video Game Historian has a video on the history of Tetris that is pretty neat.

A lot of people's first memory of Tetris is on the Game Boy, but I actually played it on computers several years before, so playing it on the Game Boy wasn't quite as special for me.  Plain ol' Tetris is still one of my top three favorite puzzle games, though. Right alongside Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo and Puzzle Bobble.  The last time I went to PAX in Seattle, I went to a Tetris themed lounge bar they had set up, and I almost got to meet the creator of Tetris, but it didn't work out.

I think LEGO Batman 2 was one of the first LEGO games to have actual voices.  The overworld was fun once you unlocked a flying character.  There is a new LEGO game coming out soon: LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.  I usually get to review pretty much every LEGO game out there, but I might not be able to review that one.

The first time I played JetPac was actually on Donkey Kong 64!  You could unlock that game and the original DK arcade game, too!  JetPac Refueled was one of the first Xbox LIVE games I played.  

I've played it.  It's a fun little light gun game with a gimmick, that's all.  I was surprised the first time the real life elevator doors closed over the screen!  I bet that's a pain in the butt to maintain if it ever breaks down!

I didn't like the first Elevator Action as much, mainly because I wasn't very good at it.  But I sure did enjoy Elevator Action Returns on the Taito Legends collections.  That was like a cross between Elevator Action and Rolling Thunder.  Otto even shows up in cameos in Taito games to this day, like Arkanoid vs. Space Invaders.

There's actually a pretty recent new Elevator Action game that was in arcades called Elevator Action: Death Parade.  It was a light gun game like Time Crisis, but you had a button you could use to close and open real life elevator doors that would cover the screen!  You could even use those doors as shields!

As a kid, I liked gray because it was the same color as donkeys and elephants, and I liked those animals.  But yeah I was a weird kid for liking gray and other animals like buffalo.