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I just can't get into tennis video games.  Not even Mario Tennis.  Just feels like glorfied Pong to me.

However, there is ONE tennis game I did like: SEGA Superstars Tennis.  I think it was on the PS2 and GameCube, and starred a bunch of SEGA characters playing tennis.  They also had tennis style mini games based on SEGA games, too.  Like Space Harrier and ChuChu Rocket themed tennis game challenges.  It was really neat.

Of course, another reason why I liked that game was Ulala was a playable character.  Any game with her in it can't be all bad, right? :)

I think these games were more popular in Europe, too.  Never played them, myself.

Never played Last of Us.  I hated how Jak & Daxter went from a charming game to a unnecessary dark and gritty sequel for no apparent reason.

I freaking love this game.  Rented the NES version all the time as a kid, and my brother Jeff and I played it on a PSOne collection when he was little.

I was at a discount store the other day and they had packages of old comic books you could buy.  But they were all X-Men and Fantastic Four stuff that didn't interest me.  Except according to the covers, apparently She Hulk was part of the Fantastic Four for a while I guess.  

Remember when music videos were super popular in the 80's?  I remember when we first got cable and I'd see all these commercials where people were saying "I want my MTV!"  I had no idea what MTV was when I was a little kid and saw those commercials.  I thought it was just a special kind of TV.

In the Japanese version of his game, Karnov is actually a bad guy.  Kind of like Wario before Wario even existed.

Karnov is probably forgotten because his company, Data East, is out of business.  He did show up in a lot of games, though!

When I was a kid, I had a Russian Blue cat and I wanted to give him a Russian name.  But I was just a little kid and didn't know any Russian names.  My dad suggested Chekov, after the guy from Star Trek, so we went with that.  I'm not even a big Star Trek fan either.  But If I got another Russian Blue cat, I know what I would name it: Karnov!

I never got into NBA Jam but boy it sure was popular in the arcade!  Everyone was crowded around it.  They've even referenced it in cartoons like Regular Show!

I never got into the Assassin's Creed games, but I watched my brother play one and the only things I can remember about it is that you can fall from 20 stories high and be OK if you land in a tiny haystack.  And you can feed animals by summoning bread crumbs from your hand that wasn't there before!  That's some kind of super power!

I never got into D&D, but my first taste of RPGs was on the NES with Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy.  I liked them, but not enough to buy them myself.  I was perfectly happy playing them over at a friend's house.  It wasn't until the SNES and FF4 that I got really into RPGs myself.  I was especially into them during the 16-bit days.  FF6 is even one of my top five favorite games of all time.  But in the 32-bit era and beyond, I kind of got out of RPGs.  I had too many other commitments and RPGs were getting too long for my tastes.  But I still dabble in RPGs from time to time, like FF9, Tales of Legendia, or Mario RPGs.