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I only played a few levels on Switch, so I didn't get to the hub worlds I wanted to see, but I'll get it on Xbox later. I like that you can buy hints to find minikits and stuff. Going to a walkthrough, though easy on Xbox, takes me out of the game, and so I don't like to do it much. 

I think I wanted a Lego No Man's Sky out of this, meaning, I wanted to jump in a space ship and fly in real-time to each planet to do the levels. 

All the characters/cards say things when battling. It can get kind of repetitive sometimes. I often here Mark's characters saying things, and I can't resist repeating them in silly ways. Perhaps KABONG is just something Mark says when his Gorgon unleashes a spell that clears the screen. The lines blur between our comments and the game's at times. ha ha. 

Doc Weirdo would be a good name for Dr. Strange in a parody comic. 

I did fail on a boss once. In such games, if I fail too much, I just move on. These games can get difficult but so far M+RKB isn't terribly hard. 

I can see that Mr. Driller comparison. Raskulls is a game I will definitely consider revisiting sometime. 

I'm wondering if I can code something with my phone too. 

I commented, when I saw it, that it was finally what I (and everyone) always wanted from an old game. That is, to do exactly what the old game did only to polish up the graphics and make it run technically better. To shoehorn an old game into some current style, like make it into a MMO or 3D Action game, is folly. 

Always Doctor Strange but I can get into any character if he/she/it is written well. Like I just read a Catwoman comic I liked a lot. 

Unity is another one of those programming languages I could get into. I believe there is a free version. 

I saw that and almost downloaded it. I probably will sometime soon. 

Oh good. I just got it from the library today.