Sorry to hear about your work situation but it sound like you are making cool use of the time! I nearly bought a cheap copy of FFXIII-2 but decided against it because, honestly, I doubt I'll ever play it...except now I regret not getting it lol. Oh well. Enjoy Wargroove! So much content in that game if you really want to mine it.
I used to play the Halo games with my wife but then Halo 5 dropped splitscreen and we haven't played since. I know you guys are playing on separate consoles, but any idea if they stuck split screen back in? That was the best.
Yikes, that's a lot of stuff to go through! Sorry to hear about your dog. Taco Belle, right? And a ruptured appendix. That's rough. Glad to see you back though.
Minecraft Dungeons can get very hard! But I do think it scales with the number of players. It's great fun though.
Oh man, that original trilogy is still the best!
We just went a little vacation and I took Live A Live with me...and ended up only playing some Picross! But Live A Live is on the short list for sure.
My life is busy enough and my backlog is big enough that I find I don't really look very far ahead to what's coming out. That said, I am of course excited for Tears of the Kingdom. I have also alwasy wanted to play a Fatal Frame game, so maybe this new one coming out? Sea of Stars certainly does sounds cool. I hope it's good.
I was a big fan of Digimon back in the day. I still have a binder of Digimon cards in my closet, I think. I picked up the Cyber Sleuth collection for Switch because I heard they were the best Digimon games yet (actually good this time!) and just this month I got Digimon Survive, a visual novel with tactical battles. Digimon seems like it's on a roll of good games. Hopefully this new one is good too.
You sure played a lot of games last year! Do many companies still send you review codes? I know you've mentioned in the past that some have stopped doing that.
Looks like it was a great year for rereleases or continuations of old franchises! Also, it must be neat to have that physical newspaper clipping of your Pac-Man World review.
Live A Live was one of those holy grail Super Famicom RPGs that never got a US release. Seems it was worth the wait!
