I never was into G.I. Joe as a kid, but I can understand why you would want a G.I. Joe train set if you really liked G.I. Joe. Heck, if they had a train set based on something I liked as a kid, I would want it, too! Like a Transformers train set or a Pac-Man train set! I'd be all over that as a kid!
I've always liked video pinball, even though I'm not very good at them. Even as a little kid, I was fascinated by the Atari 2600 pinball game for some reason!
You're already read my blog about Mario 3-D All Stars, so you know that after I played Mario Galaxy on it, I forgot just how GOOD it really is! My favorite 3-D Mario game is still Mario 64 on pure nostalgia and impact, but Galaxy 1 & 2 are probably my second favorite 3-D Mario games. I like them even more than Odyssey!
Oh man, a version of Mario Kart Live using slot cars sounds like fun! You could still put little cameras on the cars, but you wouldn't have to worry as much about floor space and surfaces. I actually have a regular Mario Kart slot car set that I got a few years ago.
When I was a kid, I used to love slot cars. Not the big hobby shop ones, but the ones you could build the tracks in your house and everything. When I was little one of the things I wanted for my birthday one year was a Dukes of Hazzard slot car set. It had a ramp where the cars could jump over, just like on the TV show. Well how many times do you think those cars landed right back into the slots after the ramp? Never. I was so disappointed!
Thanks for reading! You know, I don't know why developer think they have to make their games so hard. I don't read about too many people complaing about a game if it's too easy, as long as it's fun.
Yeah I don't know if it's because they're established tables, but the Williams ones on Pinball FX3 seem to have better pinball physics to me, too.
Even though they're made up tables, I think the best pinball simulation games came from the Pro Pinball series. They were video pinball games that came out in the late 90's, and they were awesome. Some included TimeShock, Big Race USA, and Fantastic Journey. My favorite was Big Race USA.
One cool thing about the Pro Pinball tables is it felt like you owned a real pinball machine and could adjust things like the slope of the table and how well-maintained it was. You could play it like it was right out of the box, well-maintained, or un-maintained. If you played it un-maintained, there would be dust on the table that would affect how your ball rolled, and some of the lights would be burnt out!
No don't ever sell Wii Sports. Not like you'd get much money on it anyway. Wii Sports is my favorite sports video game, and it even beat out long-runner Super Dodge Ball on NES! There's not a better bowling game on Wii. Wii Sports Resort also has bowling, but it's pretty much the same thing.
Well Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is really nothing like Labo. But I got it anyway because I really like Mario Kart and wanted to try it out! Heck, I know some may say it's weird, but the original Super Mario Kart is still one of my top five favorite games of all time.
Yeah Pinball FX3 has been doing Williams tables for the last couple of years. Before this volume, they even did my favorite pinball machine of all time: Cirquis Voltaire. I wish they'd do a collection of all three PinBot tables!
If you looked at Medieval themed media, you'd have a lot to work with, that's for sure!
Of course it's not surprising that you hooked up your Wii if you're going to talk about bowling games! The best bowling game ever made is on that console!
Back in the 16-bit and 32-bit days, there was a popular bowling game series called Ten Pin Alley. Did you know they made an Animaniacs version of that? I've never played it, but I'd like to.
I was lucky enough to play Simpsons Bowling in an arcade once. A lot of people hate on that game, but my friends and I thought it was fun when we played it.
