PixlBit

No I don't think others could build for you in the first game.

Yeah there's not an Arby's near me anymore either.  There used to be, but it turned into a Popeye's Chicken.  Yuck!  And you can ask for a kids meal!  People do it all the time.

Bladed Fury is pretty good, but it's not as good as a VanillaWare title.

Well I like Shovel Knight, and Arby's isn't THAT bad.  You can certainly do a lot worse with fast food places.

Yeah you'd better come back and read these reviews or I'll send Chun-Li over to your house and she'll roll you up like a basketball and dribble you around the house!  So there! :)

I never got Dragon Quest Builders 2.  The first one was fun, but after I got past the first area, the second was just more of the same, just harder, and I felt like I had done it all before so I just stopped playing.  Still not a bad game, I just had other things to play.

I don't think I've played this one.  I didn't have a Zapper for my NES, but most of my friends did.  So I played a lot of Duck Hunt and rented some other gun games at their houses.  I didn't really get into light gun games heavily until Namco released the Point Blank games on the PSOne.

The Viewtiful Joe games were great.  A bit too hard, but still neat.  The cartoon was awful, though.

I don't really replay games as much as I used to.  Mainly due to lack of time.  However, when Super Mario 3-D All-Stars came out, I played a bit of Mario 64, but since I had played it to death before, I didn't finish it here.  Then I started up Super Mario Sunshine and forgot how frustrating it is, so I put it down.  Then I played Super Mario Galaxy and beat it again.  I forgot how GREAT that game was.  I think it may be my second favorite Mario 3-D platformer.  My first is still Mario 64, but I think I liked Galaxy even more than Oddessey!

But right now I'm mostly playing New Pokemon Snap!  It's great so far!

Turn off the effects in the option screen and see if he still does it.

I never even played X and Y.  If you have an N64 and feel like opening that copy of Snap, I recommend playing it.  It's a short runthrough, but a very fun game.  And if you like it, you can pick up the new one if you have a Switch!

Yeah it wouldn't surprise me if Red Dead Redemption had better horse riding physics than Breath of the Wild.  The horse controls in BotW were wonky.  I hardly ever rode my horse.  SPOILER ALERT, SKIP TO THE NEXT PARAGRAPH IF YOU DON'T WANT BOTW SPOILED FOR YOU.  At the end of the game they let you ride your horse to defeat Ganon, and the horse controls and camera were so bad that Ganon stomped my horse flat.  And since it was the end of the game, I couldn't even go to revive him.  So we had a moment of silence for Turbo Horse after I beat the game.

I played Tales of Zestiria for a little bit.  I skipped out on the Tales game before it, Tales of Xillia, but I heard that Zestiria's music was done by Go Shiina, so I picked it up.  Turns out Go Shiina only did SOME of the music and none of the songs in the game sounded like his.  In case you don't remember, Go Shiina is my favorite video game music composer and did the music for games like Tales of Legendia and Mr. Driller.  The rest of Zestiria was bland and I didn't stay interested for long.  I haven't played a new Tales game since.  What could Namco do to get me back into the Tales games?

And right now I'm mostly playing New Pokemon Snap.  It's great so far!

I didn't play that many racing games on the SNES, other than Super Mario Kart.  I rented F-Zero and other friends had that one, so I played that one a bit, too.  And years later I got Stunt Race FX.  But when you have Super Mario Kart, one of my top five favorite games of all time, what else do you need?