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I have a pretty good relationship with NISA for some reason.  Not sure how that happened since I don't review their games much.  But they do like me. :)

Game Builder Garage is great, but I still like WarioWare D.I.Y. better.  Have you ever played that one?

Yeah I hate that for Yuji Naka, but when you make games, you gotta ask the tough questions like, "Is this fun?" and make changes if it's not.  And that can be hard sometimes.  But if they just made it where you didn't have to collect so many statues, and if they changed how you handled your power-up suits, I think it would've been a lot better.

Well I liked Ys 8 a little better than Ys 9, so if you want to play 8 first, I can't blame you!  Just make sure to do all the sidequest you can when they appear.  You'll get a better ending if you do.  I learned that the hard way.  That's the one thing they did improve on in Ys 9 is how they handle sidequests.

Yeah when I was playing Mario Golf: Super Rush the other day, I kept thinking how much fun this would be to play with others.

I still like having physical copies of games, but I'm just old fashioned.

Lots of PC games come out on consoles, but sometimes it takes a year or more for that to happen.  So give it time, it just might!

There's a lot of stuff in that SNK museum, some of which even I didn't know!

I've heard of all those games, including Herc's Adventures, but I've never played them.

Just got a press release from Pok Pok saying they added a new mode where you can 'play house.'

Being blind in my left eye, I don't have much interest in VR either.  But I really like Psychonauts.

There are a couple of games where you can kind of 'play cars.'  One is Simpsons Road Rage, where there is a mode that lets you explore the whole city of Springfield freely without having a time limit to pick up and drop off passengers.  This is neat because there are a lot of funny gags you wouldn't notice from a regular playthrough.  Like the movie theater is showing titles like, "A Popsicle Now."  

Another one is a PS2 game called Road Trip.  It's actually a Choro Q game in Japan and lets you travel around a world freely between races.  It really feels like you're on a road trip!

The PSP is one of my favorite non-NIntendo handhelds.  Some aspects of the PSP I like better than the Switch!  Some of my favorite PSP games include Ys Seven, Loco Roco 1 and 2, Gurumin, Work Time Fun, Mega Man: Powered Up, and many more!