Pac-Man 256 is very good. I have it on mobile, but you can also get it on console.
Pac-Man has a lot of games, but I think Mario and Mega Man have him beat. I mean, several Mega Man game spinoffs have spinoffs of their own!
Oh definitely yeah. I'll play an arcade racer, but I probably won't ever touch a simulation one.
The PS3 is probably my least favorite of Sony's systems. It just never ran right for me. It was rather slow, I felt. Plus that was the system that started the whole security breach debacle. There are still quite a lot of good games for it, though. 3-D Dot Game Heroes, Ratchet and Clank Trilogy, DuckTales Remastered, and others. You know why Tales of Graces F is a shorter game and doesn't look as well graphically? Well it was originally a Wii game in Japan!
I know Walking Dead was the game that put TellTale on the map, but I think it also ultimately led to their downfall. Before then, TellTale made TRUE point and click adventures, and some really good ones, too, starring characters I liked such as Sam & Max and Wallace & Gromit. But after Walking Dead, all they made were 'follow your nose' adventures. But for a few years, TellTale was one of the coolest companies I had the pleasure to work with as a reviewer.
I've never played this. You'd think I would, since I like games where you run around a maze, getting things and chasing after things and running from things. Looks like it has kind of a Adventures of Lolo/Kickle Cubicle vibe. But as a kid, I didn't buy too many Game Boy games because I didn't think most of them were worth the money. Back then as a kid (in my eyes anyway), games were EXPENSIVE!
Sicne Kemco made this, I wonder if they published this same game in other countries using whatever popular character they could get the license to. That's what happened with Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle. Have you ever read up on the history of that game? Man that game had so many crazy licenses, depending on what country that game was released in. The series has starred characters like Roger Rabbit, Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Hugo the European Troll, Garfield, Woody Woodpecker, and even Kemco's own mascot Kid Klown!
I don't really have much time to listen to podcasts. And when I've tried in the past, most of the ones I've listened to just kind of ramble on and on. But then, I might be guilty of that, too. :)
Yeah if it's not Resident Evil or Monster Hunter, Capcom doesn't seem too interested right now.
The only big thing I remember about Viewtiful Joe 2 is that you could play as Sylvia now. I don't know why I don't remember more about the game. I have all the Viewtiful Joe games. It's crazy how such a popular series back then could get nearly forgotten after a few years.
In order to play that Pac-Man mode in Ridge Racer V, you have to unlock everything else in the game. But I managed to do it so it can't be that hard. RRV is a pretty good PS2 launch title. It's not as good as Ridge Racer Type 4, though. RRV replaced the main Ridge Racer lady with a new one, Ai Fukayami. I called her the Evil Ridge Racer Lady. The other Ridge Racer Lady is named Reiko Nagase and she has a sister named Kei Nagase who is a character in the Ace Combat games! I didn't really get into Ridge Racer games until R4, though. My dad loved playing Ridge Racer in the arcades. I kind of wish Namco would make a new Ridge Racer game on the modern consoles. Sometimes it's nice to play a simple arcade racer.
I reviewed Cross Code last year.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2020/07/29/cross-code-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc/
I'm still playing a lot of New Pokemon Snap, as well as other games I'm reviewing. Most notable ones include R-Type Final 2, Incredible Mandy, and I just downloaded Very Very Valet for review.
