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My main problem with this game is that it's too grindy.  But I did like the graphics and music.  There is another game coming out that uses this same graphical style, and I'm not talking about Triangle Strategy.  The Live A Live remake also uses this style, and this is a very significant release for several reasons.  It was orginally a game that was on the Super Famicom only, and now it's being released in the US for the first time.  And also, Nintendo is publishing this game in the US, not Square!  And since Nintendo is publishing it, they're making a physical version of it!  So I've already got that preordered.

The videos work for me.  And I tried them out on my computer, iPhone, and iPad.  But here are the songs that were on the videos:

Bounce About Woods

Fluffin' Puffin Babysitting

Lava Scarves and Red-Hot Blarghs

Odyssey is great, but it's not my favorite Mario 3-D platformer.  I think Galaxy is better.

Yeah this game is just a prototype of another game that came out later called Irritating Stick (which was actually based on a Japanese game show).  I do like the arcade flyer for Crazy Balloon, though.  Check it out, it's, well, crazy.

Yeah I'm with daftman on this one.  Sonic Mania is cool and all, but I just had trouble getting into it because I'm not a fan of most Sonic games.  I didn't even like Sonic Colors!  I do think Sonic Mania is a step in the right direction, and Sonic games in general usually have really good music.  

My favorite part of Sonic Manis was the boss of the Chemical Plant Zone, where you just play a match of Puyo Puyo against Eggman. Nice callback to Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine!

I hated high school, so I don't have much of a desire to play a game where I'm in high school again.  Plus these games are way too long.

A few years ago, I passed on meeting with Rooster Teeth at PAX and my brothers gave me heck for that!

Back in the final years of the original PlayStation, a lot of companies would release budget games that were only 10 to 20 bucks.  I got a few of those, but one of them I missed was Cleopatra's Fortune.  I saw it in stores, but it just had a generic picture of the King Tut coffin so I had no idea what kind of game it was. And then when I played it on the Taito collection, I was like, "Aw crap, I could've been playing this awesome puzzler years earlier!"

And of course, I'm sure you remember my other reply where I talked about how awesome the music was and that the main character in Cleopatra's Fortune is also in Puchi Carat, another Taito game that came out around that time.

ALL Kirby games have good music in them!  That's why they reuse so many themes.  I also love how the last boss in Planet Robobot is just a different version of Star Nova from Super Star.  Kirby games have a surprising amount of hidden lore!

I stopped playing mainline Pokemon games after Black and White.  But I'll probably pick up that new Arceus game at some point this year.  I hear it's good and different.