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Since it's new, I don't know if it would be on Game Pass.  It's pretty short and easy, though.

For such a simple concept, it's crazy how popular Five Nights at Freddy's is.  There's like, five or so games in the series, plus tons of merchandise and such.  I'm not a big fan of the gameplay and jumpscares, but the lore behind it all is kind of interesting.  I once had a dream that I rode a Five Nights at Freddy's ride in an amusement park.  Which would be pretty feasable in real life.  I'm also surprised there's not a movie based on the franchise.

Well, actually there is a movie that is a total ripoff of Five Nights at Freddy's.  It's called Willie's Wonderland and it's a classic example of a bad B movie.  It stars Nicholas Cage, but he has NO lines in the movie at all!  It's hilarious.  I think you can watch it on one of the streaming services, but I can't remember which one.  Hulu or HBO Max I think.  Only bad thing about the movie is that there is a sex scene that really didn't need to be there.

I don't understand why everyone is so afraid of those Chuck E Cheese animatronics.  I never was scared of them as a kid.  Although many years later when my younger brothers were little, the last time we went to Chuck E Cheese, one of the robot's back of the head fell off.  Some kids got scared, but we just laughed at it.  I hear that they don't have the robots anymore, just a big TV screen where the stage was.  I know that the high cost of maintaining the robots is what made them do that, but I think Five Nights at Freddy's helped contribute to their downfall.

I THINK I've seen all the Hotel Transylvania movies, but I never watched them in a theater.  I just rented them or waited till they came on TV or something.  I like the fact that the guy who directed Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack directed those movies as well.

Thanks for reading and commenting!  Hoa is on Xbox One.

I already did "witchy reviews" a couple of blogs ago. :)

First time I've encountered something like that, honestly.

I don't understand what's the big deal about Waluigi.  He was only created so Wario would have a partner in doubles tennis matches.

I reviewed Overcooked 2.  It's fun, but really best as a multiplayer title.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2018/09/07/overcooked-2-ps4-switch-xbox-one-pc/

One good thing about Psychonauts 2 is that if you go to the subscreen, it'll tell you what your next goal should be, so try that if you haven't already.

So Undertale's a pretty short game then?  How long does it take to beat?

By the way, I got all my Hallmark Christmas ornaments last night.  I'll write a blog about them after Thanksgiving at GamerDad.com.  There were a couple I didn't get, like a Mortal Kombat ornament and one of the Enderman from Minecraft.

Psychonauts came out in 2005 so that may be why the graphics look rough, too.

Yeah I said in my podcast that I liked the PSP and Vita screens more than the Switch's.  Just so much clearer and brighter.  But my regular old Switch is still working fine, so I'm not going to replace it just yet.

Hey I listened to your podcast.  Since I have a podcast now and want people to listen to mine, I try to be good and listen to others' podcasts as well.

I can't believe that we have to explain Saturday morning cartoons to kids now!  I feel so old!  They really were very important back then since we didn't have 24 hour cartoon networks and streaming services and YouTube and such.  It felt like "our time."

Also I must be a bit older than you all because I did watch the Pac-Man cartoon on Saturday mornings and was always really excited for it, as I've always been a big Pac-Man fan.  The cartoon itself wasn't very good, but Hanna-Barbera didn't have much to go with and at least the voice work was good.

I do remember the C.O.P.S. cartoon, but mostly the end credits because for a while it came on before something else I wanted to watch.  "Fightin' Crime in a Future Time!"

To clarify on the Nintendo Cereal System, it did have two bags of cereal, one for Mario and one for Zelda.  Both were essentially similar to Froot Loops, but the Mario side was 'citrus' with yellow, orange, and green colors, and the Zelda side was 'berry' with red, purple, and blue colors.  They were supposed to be shaped like characters and items from the respective series, but to me they looked more like rainbow cat turds.  It wasn't a very good cereal but I ate it anyway as a kid because we were all under Nintendo's thumb back then.

I think that WarioWare would make a good Saturday morning cartoon.  I even wrote about it in my most recent blog, so check that out.  I do agree with you on Charles Martinet.  No disrespect to the man, but I would not want to watch a whole movie with that voice.  "I just-a got-a kicked in the nuts!"  My Mario will always be Capt. Lou Albano. Personally if they wanted to make a movie with Mario characters, I think Luigi's Mansion would've been a better pick.

Scariest video game characters?  Probably SiniStar.  First time I saw it in an arcade as a kid, and it bellowed "BEWARE, I LIVE!  RAWWWRRR!" I ran and hid behind my parents.  After that I would purposely walk as far away as I could from that machine.  Also, the Medusa statues in Adventures of Lolo games would turn you to stone if you passed their line of sight, and that SHOOM sound they made when they did that would make me jump every, single, time.  And one time I had a scary dream where the Great Fairy from Ocarina of Time was chasing after me.  OK so I don't play very many scary games.  

Here's a link to my podcast if you ever want to listen to it:

https://anchor.fm/pizza-pixel-podcast