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I rented it and watched it back in the day. I think I fell asleep through it, though. I was really tired. I don't think I had to pay for the rental, though, because I knew people who worked at that video rental place back then and they let me rent a lot of stuff for free.
Yoshi's Island is a pretty challenging game towards the end!
I reviewed Moving Out last year.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/05/20/moving-out-switch-ps4-xbox-one-pc/
I played a demo of Rocket Knight back on the 360. I was glad to see Konami bring back Sparkster from the 16-bit days, but I never bought the full game for whatever reason.
I bet if you had a Switch you'd be SO addicted to Animal Crossing!
Ring Fit Adventure is the best fitness game out there. Even better, and you may like this, is that Ring Fit Adventure is also a competent RPG, with a skill tree and everything!
I have enough space to do most of the fitness games, but not Kinect. If I moved my 360 to where I had enough space, the skylights in that room would not make it work right. So that's why I never got Kinect.
I've never been into comic books, including manga. Not sure why, though. I do have a few video game manga, though. I have a Phoenix Wright manga that wasn't good. Neither was the Splatoon manga. The Dragon's Crown manga was at least halfway decent. Did they do a manga of Link's Awakening? That's my favorite Zelda game.
Super Mario World is my favorite Mario 2-D platformer. Yes I even like it better than SMB3. Although sometimes I flip flop and say that Yoshi's Island is my favorite Mario 2-D platformer. It's one of the few Mario games I've completed to 100%. All 96 exits and everything! And unlike a lot of other early console launch games, Super Mario World has aged very well.
I only have two very minor problems with Mario World. One, the power-ups aren't as creative as they were in SMB3. However, they are more versatile. The other problem is one I didn't noticed until I started playing Super Mario Maker. And that's the level design in Mario World isn't very distinct, and backdrops can be pretty much interchangable to give a level a new setting. But again, just real minor problems.
I have the Prof. Layton movie on DVD.
