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Sounds like a good idea.  There are so many video game soundtracks I like, that I could probably write about them all month, too.  But I won't, because I've got enough on my plate.  I'll have a couple of blogs up in February, and of course I'll read all the others and post comments if I have anything intelligent to say.

It's a litle bit different, but did you listen to my podcast on my top favorite video game composers?  There's a link to my podcast on my most recent blog post here.

Yeah I thought about that cat in Goof Troop, too, while playing.  Waffle (no s) is also the name of the dog main character in Tail Concerto.  The cat in Inspector Waffles used to have a partner named Pancakes.

I hope I get to review Rune Factory 5.  XSEED has always been pretty good about letting me review their games, ever since they've been around.

Wow, Hawaii, huh?  Good luck with the move!

It's pretty good if you like classic styled point and click adventures.  Lots of good 'pet owner' humor, too.

Here are the games that'll be on Taito Milestones:

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/switch-retro-compilation-taito-milestones-is-coming-to-the-west/

And here are the games on the Taito Egret II:

https://www.nme.com/news/gaming-news/taito-egret-ii-mini-console-coming-to-the-west-3125048

I can imagine how stressful it is to move.  I'll have to move in the next year or two, and I'm not looking forward to it!

I suppose...but you probably feel like you get your money's worth, right?

Oh yeah, now I know why you thought that game was too kiddie!  Ryan is a little kid who has a series of YouTube videos that are super popular.  More popular than what they deserve to be, in my opinion.  The kid even has his own Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon!  Sheesh!  

If it's anything like any other 2-D Mario, just hold down the same button you use to throw fireballs and that should make you run.

I love the Taiko no Tatsujin/Taiko Drum Master games!  I'm so glad they released them on Switch, even if I am disappointed it's only digital.  Which one did you get?  Drum N Fun or the Adventure game that has RPG modes?

Never touched this one.  Of course, I'm not a big Metal Gear fan so that's why.  I can sum up my history with MGS in a short paragraph.  My friend and I rented the NES ones a few times.  I liked hiding in the box.  Didn't play one again until Metal Gear Solid 3.  I wanted it because there was an Ape Escape mini game in it, but I didnt want to pay full price for it so I waited a few years until it was on sale.  That's the game that got my brother Jeff into Metal Gear games, though.  Also, Ape Escape 3 had a Metal Gear mini game in it.  And that's all I have to say about Metal Gear, except I think it's funny there's a character in the series named Quiet.  The end!

I'm kind of curious about that Mario Kart game you speak of now.  This coming year, I can't wait for Chocobo GP!