Now that I've seen all of the Baby Yoda Show, the only "new" thing that interests me on Disney+ is that they'll be airing all five seasons of the original Muppet Show starting in February.
Speaking of Disney+, if you want to watch some cartoons I really liked as a kid and preteen, check out DuckTales, Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin, and Darkwing Duck. Did you ever watch those back in the day?
Cris Tales should be on all current consoles when it's released. I'd check and see if you can still download the demo and try it out for yourself!
I won't be participating in BaD again this year because writing 3 game reviews a week at GamerDad.com is enough for me. Plus I want to concentrate on taking care of my mom while she recovers from breast cancer surgery. But I'll still read everyone's blogs and post comments if I can think of something intelligent to say.
Me too!
I've never felt compelled to try a Fire Emblem game. Just not into SRPGs.
They didn't make LEGO games about the last two Star Wars movies so I'm assuming that's what the new game is. Still can't believe there's not a LEGO Mandalorian.
I reviewed the orignal Windjammers on PS4 so I may try and review the sequel on it as well. I wonder if the Switch version will have a top down view for handheld mode for two players?
I probably wouldn't have known about those Capcom games either, but I'm on their press list. I don't get to review very many games from them anymore, though.
I played the first Bayonetta. It was a good action game, but got a little too violent for my tastes and I didn't like that you fought angels.
One year at E3 I was at SEGA's booth and I heard CLOMP CLOMP CLOMP behind me and when it turned around it was a lady dressed as Bayonetta making all that noise with her shoes! Very good costume if you know what I mean.
Balan Wonderworld is getting a downloadable demo next week.
Oh yeah, Taito has as much history behind them as Namco and NIntendo do! I wish I could review more of their games! They just released one on the US Switch eShop called Touhou Spell Bubble, and it plays like Puzzle Bobble but with anime style characters.
I don't know if the 3DS Nintendo eShop is still running, but one Solitaire game on it I got addicted to was Pocket Card Jockey. It was so much fun! It combined Solitaire with...horse racing? Yeah. It was also made by the same folks who did Pokemon. It would work great on mobile devices.
